| CYTOSCAPE
 Cytoscape is an open source bioinformatics software platform for  							  visualizing   molecular interaction networks and   integrating   these interactions with gene expression profiles and other state data.
 
 PATHBLAST WEBSITEPathway alignment and query againt protein interaction databases to identify conserved protein interaction networks between species.           PathBLAST searches the protein-protein interaction network of the target organism        to extract all protein interaction pathways that align with a pathway query.
 
 NETWORKBLAST SOFTWARENetworkBlast analyzes protein interaction networks in order to predict  previously unknown relationships. It can compare multiple species'  protein interaction networks and infer interactions through homology.  The program is best used in conjunction with Cytoscape to easily visualize the returned data.
 
 VERA and SAMVERA and SAM was developed to address the need for a better statistical test for identifying  differentially-expressed genes.  VERA  estimates the parameters of a statistical model that describes  multiplicative and additive errors influencing an array experiment,  using the method of maximum likelihood. SAM gives a value, lambda, for each  gene on an array, which describes how likely it is that the gene is  expressed differently between the two cell populations.
 
 DAPPLEDapple is a program for quantitating spots on a two-color DNA microarray image.  Given a pair of images  from a comparative hybridization, Dapple finds the individual spots on  the image, evaluates their qualities, and quantifies their total  fluorescent intensities.     Dapple is designed to work with microarrays on glass.
 
 CRAZYQUANTCrazyQuant is a spot-finding tool developed by Trey Ideker while  at the University of Washington (cited in O'Reilly's Beginning Perl for Bioinformatics). This JAVA-based applet allows the  loading and quantitation of your cDNA microarray images and membranes.
 
 enoLOGOSProgram enoLOGOS generates LOGOs of transcription factor DNA binding sites from various types of input matrices. It can utilize standard count matrices, probability matrices or matrices of "energy" values (i.e., log-frequencies).
  
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