Abstract
The growing availability of biomolecular networks has led to a need for analysis methods that are able to extract biologically meaningful information from these complex data structures. Here we present MILES (MIning Labeled Enriched Subgraphs), a Java-based subgraph mining tool for discovering motifs that are associated to a given set of nodes of interest, such as a list of genes or proteins, in biomolecular networks. It provides a unique extension to the widely used enrichment analysis methodologies by integrating network structure and functional annotations in order to discern novel biological subgraphs which are enriched in the targets of interest. The tool can handle various types of input data, including (un)directed, (un)connected and multi-label networks, and is thus compatible with most types of biomolecular networks.
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Moris, P., Bui-Thi, D., Laukens, K., & Meysman, P. (2020). MILES: A Java tool to extract node-specific enriched subgraphs in biomolecular networks. Bioinformatics, 36(6), 1978–1980. https://doi.org/10.1093/bioinformatics/btz849
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