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Automated modelling of signal transduction networks

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Background: Intracellular signal transduction is achieved by networks of proteins and small molecules that transmit information from the cell surface to the nucleus, where they ul...

Martin Steffen, Allegra Petti, John Aach, Patrik D...

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1	214	Automated modelling of signal transduction networks	claim
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3	188	The limit fold change model: A practical approach for selecting differentially expressed genes from microarray data	claim
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8	133	Identification and characterization of subfamily-specific signatures in a large protein superfamily by a hidden Markov model approach	claim
9	131	Efficient Boolean implementation of universal sequence maps (bUSM)	claim
10	129	SeqHound: biological sequence and structure database as a platform for bioinformatics research	claim
11	128	Correlating overrepresented upstream motifs to gene expression: a computational approach to regulatory element discovery in eukaryotes	claim
12	126	RIO: Analyzing proteomes by automated phylogenomics using resampled inference of orthologs	claim
13	120	tacg - a grep for DNA	claim
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16	109	Kangaroo - A pattern-matching program for biological sequences	claim
17	108	A memory-efficient dynamic programming algorithm for optimal alignment of a sequence to an RNA secondary structure	claim
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19	101	Match-Only Integral Distribution (MOID) Algorithm for high-density oligonucleotide array analysis	claim
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22	95	The functional importance of disease-associated mutation	claim
23	94	Computational method for reducing variance with Affymetrix microarrays	claim
24	89	Sources of variability and effect of experimental approach on expression profiling data interpretation	claim
25	87	Computational detection of genomic cis-regulatory modules applied to body patterning in the early Drosophila embryo	claim
26	82	Oliz, a suite of Perl scripts that assist in the design of microarrays using 50mer oligonucleotides from the 3' untranslated region	claim
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29	75	Quantifying robustness of biochemical network models	claim
30	71	Universal sequence map (USM) of arbitrary discrete sequences	claim
31	66	Simulation of DNA array hybridization experiments and evaluation of critical parameters during subsequent image and data analysis	claim
32	61	Development and production of an oligonucleotide MuscleChip: use for validation of ambiguous ESTs	claim
33	59	NBLAST: a cluster variant of BLAST for NxN comparisons	claim
34	54	Homology Induction: the use of machine learning to improve sequence similarity searches	claim
35	51	Prediction of MHC class I binding peptides, using SVMHC	claim

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