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# results | ||
# Results | ||
Applications and validation analyses shown in the manuscript | ||
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## Networks | ||
The two network files used in the case scenario. | ||
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## Validation | ||
To validate the disease-drug pairs prioritized by Drug2ways, we used clinical trial information (i.e., drugs that have | ||
been tested on a given indication) from [ClinicalTrials.gov](https://clinicaltrials.gov/) mapped to each of the networks. | ||
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# Drug2Ways Networks | ||
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This folder contains networks used in the Drug2Ways application scenarios. These networks include: | ||
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* An In-House network | ||
* OpenBioLink knowledge graph | ||
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## In-House Network | ||
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The In-House network contains causal interactions (i.e., -1 for decrease and +1 for increase) between the | ||
following entity types: | ||
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* **drug-gene** | ||
* **gene-gene** | ||
* **gene-disease** | ||
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Resources used to create this network include the following: | ||
* **drug-gene** interactions were extracted exclusively from [DrugBank](https://www.drugbank.ca/) | ||
* **gene-gene** interactions were extracted from: | ||
* [BioGRID](https://thebiogrid.org/) | ||
* [IntAct](https://www.ebi.ac.uk/intact/) | ||
* [KEGG](https://www.genome.jp/kegg/) | ||
* [PathwayCommons](https://www.pathwaycommons.org/) | ||
* [Reactome](https://reactome.org/) | ||
* [WikiPathways](https://www.wikipathways.org/) | ||
* **gene-disease** interactions were extracted exclusively from [DisGeNET](https://www.disgenet.org/) | ||
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## OpenBioLink Knowledge Graph | ||
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The [OpenBioLink](https://github.com/OpenBioLink/OpenBioLink) knowledge graph (KG) was used to generate a second network | ||
used for the Drug2Ways case scenario. The OpenBioLink benchmark dataset is a heterogeneous network incorporating a | ||
diverse set of biological entities and relations. Causal relationships in the KG have been inferred and simplified to | ||
-1 for decrease and +1 for increase relationships. | ||
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## Directories | ||
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#### Create Networks | ||
In the create_networks directory, you can find notebooks and scripts to generate the In-House pharmacological network or | ||
the modified OpenBioLink network. | ||
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There you can find the following resources: | ||
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* The create_custom_network.ipynb generates the In-House pharmacological network, retaining only causal relationships. | ||
* The map_relations.py file contains methods to download the OpenBioLink KG and map interactions between a subset of | ||
node types to BEL relations. | ||
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#### Data | ||
In the data directory, you can find TSV files containing the interactions found in the In-House and modified OpenBioLink | ||
networks. | ||
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There you can find the following resources: | ||
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* The custom_network.tsv file contains causal interactions between genes, drugs and diseases derived from the resources | ||
described above. | ||
* The openbiolink_network.csv file contains causal interactions between genes, drugs, diseases and phenotypes derived | ||
from the OpenBioLink KG. |
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