Disease-function association network

Dataset information

This is a disease-function association network that contains information on relationships between diseases and cellular functions. Cellular functions capture biological processes (e.g., pathways made up of the activities of multiple proteins such as cell communication), cellular components (e.g., components where gene products are active such as mitochondria), and molecular functions (e.g., molecular activities of gene products such as drug binding). Nodes represent diseases and functions, and edges indicate associations between them.

The information is extracted based on shared disease-gene and function-gene associations.

References

• The Comparative Toxicogenomics Database: update 2017. Davis, Allan Peter, et al. Nucleic Acids Research. 2016.
  

• MINER: Gigascale multimodal biological network. Stanford SNAP Group. GitHub Repository. 2017.
  

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