Protein-protein interaction maps provide a valuable framework for a better understanding of the functional organization of the proteome. Understanding how proteins interact with each other is essential for contemporary biosciences research. Computational analysis of PPI networks is increasingly becoming a mandatory tool to understand the functions of unexplored proteins. At present, protein-protein interaction (PPI) is one of the key topics for the development and progress of modern system’s biology. Many tools exist to analyze and disseminate these data but most bench scientists are not trained to use them.
This online workshop aims to equip researchers with the computational skills crucial for carrying out in-depth analyses of PPI by exploring, managing, and interconnecting their datasets. Trainees will learn about the current developments in PPI. Practical sessions will focus on bioinformatics tools such as STRING, STITCH and Cytoscape.