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These interactions form a distinct subnetwork of highly conserved interactions.
The resulting less biased genome-scale network constructed for the budding yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae revealed that the starvation pathway is a distinct subnetwork of autophagy and retrieved a more integrated network of unfolded protein response genes.
To decipher their impact on the modified transcriptional program in CD99 cells, we correlated gene and microRNA time-series data miR-34a, in particular, was found to regulate a distinct subnetwork of genes with respect to the rest of the other differentially expressed miRs and it appeared to be the main mediator of several TGFbeta signaling genes at initial and middle phases of differentiation.
There are 34 genes shared by the two N-C subnetworks, including one common hub - APC. FYN, a hub discovered in GSE14323 N-C subnetwork, is also a hub in E-A subnetwork of GSE6467.
In mapping significant HYPs to the proliferation network, we observed a distinct perturbation of the core proliferation subnetwork (ie, cell cycle subnetwork; Fig. 5A and Supplementary Fig. 1C for a higher resolution view).
This issue is particular relevant in light of recent finding from the authors that the TRN composes of distinct subnetworks engaged in different functional circuits (Halassa et al., 2014).
By combining the first TRN ensemble recording with psychophysics and connectivity-based optogenetic tagging, we found reticular circuits to be composed of distinct subnetworks.
These networks are composed of a large number of small and topologically distinct subnetworks, including the overrepresented 'network motifs' [ 4- 7].
The 110 core regulations consisted of 28 distinct subnetworks.
At basal condition, we observed two main distinct subnetworks (Fig. 5) where part of the genes (56, 68 %) show a perfect star topology with miR-34a (network centralization = 1).
Furthermore, there appears to be two distinct subnetworks (upper left and lower right of Fig. 1) that are only connected through edges originating at ABF1 and PHD1.
