Networks Flashcards

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What is a downside of global networks.

A

Overall view but not detailed enough to capture complex topological characteristics of large networks.

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What are the four global properties?

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Degree distribution

Clustering coefficient

Betweenness centrality

Shortest path length.

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3
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What is the consequence of a network with few connection?

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More robust as more connections make any perturbation have an effect.

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4
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Outline the yeast 2 hybrid system .

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Bait fused to reporter

Prey fused to TF

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5
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How does a local network differ?

A

More detailed

More restraints - reduces degrees of freedom in which networks being compared can vary.

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6
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Define a random network.

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Graph of n nodes where edges between added uniformly and with SAME probability.

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7
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What can network motifs be used for?

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Comparing real and random networks

Random networks have no selection acting

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Where do enzymes feature in metabolic networks and what do connections represent?

A

Edges

Transformations.

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9
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What is the main resource for metabolic networks?

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KEGG

Gives info on genes, proteins, reactions, pathways.

For a Eu and prokaryotes.
Compares which genes are up or down regulated.

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10
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What is significant regarding gene regulatory networks?

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Regulate each other collectively (use genome wide profiling to observe)

Control response of cell to environment by regulating OTHER GENES.

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