Data Analysis & Visualization in Cytoscape
John "Scooter" Morris
Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics
29 October 2018
Add speaker notes here...
Goals and Motivations
By the end of this workshop you should be able to:
Understand the major applications of network biology
Find relevant networks and pathways
Import your data into Cytoscape
Perform basic topological and other network analyses
Master network layouts and data visualization
Know where to find relevant Cytoscape apps and tutorials
Add speaker notes here...
Introductions
John "Scooter" Morris, UCSF
Executive director, Resource for Biocomputing, Visualization, and Informatics
Roving Engineer, National Resource for Network Biology
Cytoscape team since 2006
Author of over a dozen Cytoscape apps
Add speaker notes here...
Introductions
What about you?
Clinicians
Bench Biologists
Bioinformaticians
Computer Scientists
Chemists
Mathematicians
Other
Add speaker notes here...
Introductions
Prior Cytoscape or network analysis experience?
None -- that's what I'm here for!
Some network analysis, but what's Cytoscape?
I've played with Cytoscape, but still have a lot to learn.
I use Cytoscape all the time... (hey, I could probably teach this course!)
Add speaker notes here...
Hands-on
Launch Cytoscape
Go to the app store in a web browser
Install stringApp and WikiPathways
Search for the app
Click on the tile
Click the Install button
Perform a STRING disease query for "ovarian cancer"
Perform a WikiPathways query for "ovarian cancer"
Choose the "Integrated Cancer Pathway
Import it as a Pathway
Wrap up
Questions and Discussion
"Exam"
To make sure you now have a working knowledge of Cytoscape, choose one of the following datasets
to analyze in Cytoscape:
Colins (2007) : A merged dataset of three yeast APMS experiments.
Find the putative complexes.
GPL54 : A yeast heat shock microarray experiment from GEO. Create a network
of the most significant genes based on the magnitude of the fold change
and color the nodes by expression.
Thank You!
Here are additional resources you may find useful:
4:50
Add speaker notes here...