Computational structural analysis of protein interactions and networks

Protein interactions have been at the focus of computational biology in recent years. In particular, interest has come from two different communities – structural and systems biology. Here, we will discuss key systems and structural biology methods that have been used for analysis and prediction of protein–protein interactions and the insight these approaches have provided on the nature and organization of protein–protein interactions inside cells.

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