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A new ARACNE tutorial is coming soon....

ARACNE in geWorkbench is used to determine interactions between a hub gene and a set of selected genes (or all genes in the set).

Quick Example

  1. Load a microarray dataset, e.g. Bcell-100.exp.
  2. Set a hub gene (e.g 1973_s_at)
  3. Click Analyze.

The resulting adjancency matrix will be displayed in the Cytoscape network visualization component.



T ARACNE parameters.png


T ARACNE parameters List.png