Class ComplexExpansionWithJami


  • public class ComplexExpansionWithJami
    extends Object
    In this code example, we wil do spoke, matrix and bipartite expansion to explode n-ary interactions in binary interactions. - Spoke expansion: This assumes that all molecules in the complex interact with a single designated molecule, usually the bait. -> interaction evidences: A bait is determined based on experimental role of each participant. Order of select : bait > alternative bait (fluorescent donor, suppressor gene, ..) > alternative bait (enzyme, donor, phosphate donor, electron donor, photon donor) > alphabetical order In case of several baits, the first one in alphabetical order is chosen. There will be as many binary interactions as we have 'preys' -> modelled interactions: A bait is determined only bases on biological role : alternative bait (enzyme, donor, phosphate donor, electron donor, photon donor) > alphabetical order - Matrix expansion: This assumes that all molecules in the complex interact with each other - Bipartite expansion: This assumes that all molecules in the complex interact with a single externally designated entity.
    Since:
    09/02/15
    Version:
    $Id$
    Author:
    Marine Dumousseau (marine@ebi.ac.uk)
    • Constructor Detail

      • ComplexExpansionWithJami

        public ComplexExpansionWithJami()
    • Method Detail

      • createInteractionWithBait

        protected static Interaction createInteractionWithBait()

        createInteractionWithBait.

        Returns:
        a Interaction object.