论文信息 - SARGE: a tool for creation of putative genetic networks

SARGE: a tool for creation of putative genetic networks

SUMMARY SARGE is a tool for creating, visualizing and manipulating a putative genetic network from time series microarray data. The tool assigns potential edges through time-lagged correlation, incorporates a clustering mechanism, an interactive visual graph representation and employs simulated annealing for network optimization. AVAILABILITY The application is available as a .jar file from http://www.bioinformatics.cs.ncl.ac.uk/sarge/index.html.

Anil Wipat | L. Jason Steggles | Colin Harwood | O. J. Shaw

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