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Issue title: This is the special Issue The German Conference on Bioinformatics 2001, 7-10 October, Braunschweig, Germany
Article type: Short Communication
Authors: Glass, Änne | Gierl, Lothar
Affiliations: University of Rostock, Faculty of Medicine, Institute for Medical Informatics and Biometry, Rembrandt-Str. 16 / 17, D 18055 Rostock, Germany Tel.:+49(0)381 494 7310; Fax:+49(0)381 494 7203; E-mail: aenne.glass@medizin.uni-rostock. de
Abstract: MOTIVATION: Most of diseases are caused by a set of gene defects, which occur in a complex association. The association scheme of expressed genes can be modelled by genetic networks. Genetic networks are efficiently facilities to understand the dynamic of pathogenic processes by modelling molecular reality of cell conditions. In this sense a genetic network consists of first, a set of genes of specified cells, tissues or species and second, causal relations between these genes determining the functional condition of the biological system, i. e. under disease. A relation between two genes will exist if they both are directly or indirectly associated with disease [8]. Our goal is to characterize diseases (especially autoimmune diseases like chronic pancreatitis CP, multiple sclerosis MS, rheumatoid arthritis RA) by genetic networks generated by a computer system. We want to introduce this practice as a bioinformatic approach for finding targets.
Keywords: genetic networks, model, functional genomics, proteomics, genomic data, expression data, chip data, data mining, analysis , bioinformatics, software system, complex association, causal relation, interaction, targets, artificial intelligence, AI, ART, parser engine
Journal: In Silico Biology, vol. 2, no. 3, pp. 207-211, 2002
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