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Molecular Networks in Mammals: Extraction from Literature <strong>and</strong> Pathway Analysis<br />

Ariadne Genomics, Inc.<br />

Using the proprietary high-content linguistics tool MedScan we compiled a comprehensive<br />

database of molecular networks by extracting the information from scientific literature.<br />

MedScan is capable of extracting functional associations between proteins, small molecules,<br />

<strong>and</strong> pathways, recognizes types of regulatory mechanisms involved, effects of regulation <strong>and</strong><br />

experimental conditions.<br />

The resulting database stores 700,000 relationships between mammalian proteins <strong>and</strong><br />

chemicals including facts about protein interactions, promoter binding, molecular<br />

biosynthesis <strong>and</strong> trafficking, <strong>and</strong> cell process regulation. Different approaches towards<br />

reconstructing individual pathways or cascades from this database <strong>and</strong> assigning functional<br />

categories to proteins will be described.<br />

Our visualization software is capable of systematically mining this database for small network<br />

motifs that are robust in regard to the effects induced at the gene expression levels. We have<br />

also developed a Bayesian framework for integration of microarray data <strong>and</strong> binary gene-togene<br />

regulatory relationships. The approach allows the reduction of expression pattern<br />

complexity <strong>and</strong> finds the minimal set of regulatory proteins that are responsible for<br />

differential expression of other genes.<br />

Finding mesoscopic communities in sparse networks<br />

I. Ispolatov, I. Mazo, <strong>and</strong> A. Yuryev<br />

q-bio.MN/0512038, submitted to Phys. Rev. E<br />

Identifying Local Gene Expression Patterns in Biomolecular Networks<br />

A. Y. Sivachenko, A. Yuryev, N. Daraselia, I. Mazo<br />

2005 IEEE Computational Systems Bioinformatics Conference, Aug. 8-11, 2005<br />

Cliques <strong>and</strong> duplication-divergence network growth<br />

Ispolatov, I ; Krapivsky, P L ; Mazo, I ; Yuryev, A<br />

New J.Phys. 7(2005) 145<br />

Binding properties <strong>and</strong> evolution of homodimers in protein-protein interaction networks<br />

Ispolatov, Iaroslav; Yuryev, Anton; Mazo, Ilya; Maslov, Sergei<br />

Nucleic Acids Research 2005 33(11):3629-3635<br />

Extracting Protein Function Information from MEDLINE Using a Full-Sentence Parser<br />

Nikolai Daraselia, Sergei Egorov, Andrey Yazhuk, Svetlana Novichkova, Anton Yuryev, Ilya Mazo<br />

published in Proceeding of the Second European Workshop on Data Mining <strong>and</strong> Text Mining for<br />

Bioinformatics, pp11-18, 2004<br />

A Simple <strong>and</strong> Practical Dictionary-Based Approach for Identification of Proteins in MEDLINE Abstracts<br />

Sergei Egorov PhD, Anton Yuryev PhD, <strong>and</strong> Nikolai Daraselia PhD<br />

J<strong>our</strong>nal of the American Medical Informatics Association 2004<br />

Pathway studio - the analysis <strong>and</strong> navigation of molecular networks<br />

Alex<strong>and</strong>er Nikitin, Sergei Egorov, Nikolai Daraselia <strong>and</strong> Ilya Mazo<br />

BIOINFORMATICS APPLICATIONS NOTE Vol. 19 no. 0 2003, pages 1-3<br />

Extracting human protein interactions from MEDLINE using a full-sentence parser<br />

Nikolai Daraselia, Anton Yuryev, Sergei Egorov, Svetalana Novichkova, Alex<strong>and</strong>er Nikitin <strong>and</strong> Ilya Mazo<br />

BIOINFORMATICS Vol. 19 no. 0 2003, pages 1–8<br />

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