- Gary Bader - Jan.28.2006 - I think there is a requirement in pathway drawing to have 2 edge types, one, like the neighbor node edge (node outside the child network linking to node inside the child network) and another type of edge, say meta edge, that links a node outside the child network to the metanode itself where the edge means that there is a relationship between an outside node and the entire child network. One biological example is a connection from some protein (outside node) to a molecular complex (metanode), but you don't know exactly which subunit in in the complex is interacting. The PATIKA and INOH papers have some nice cases illustrated. Also, I will ask Emek Demir in our lab (who wrote PATIKA) if he can give us some hints.
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