Network-Ontology Visualization and Analysis (AVALON) Chao Zhang Computer Science Department 1
Motivation 2
GO annotation 3 Background Up to October 26, 2010, there have been more than 2,753,338 annotations covering 48 species in GO database annotation
Enrichment analysis 4 Background
Workflow 5 Background Visualization + Analysis Including as more as possible functions of other software Relatively independent modules with interactions Very flexible, 4 individual plugins or 1 bundle
Batch Mode More than 150 plugins. 6 Background Annotation Network analysis Functional analysis Visualization
Mosaic & NOA 7
Visualization (Mosaic) Partitioning with BP Layout with CC Coloring with MF Automatic annotation ID mapping Overview network. 8 Mosaic
1 st Partitioning/decomposition Decompose a huge biological network to sub-networks (Biological process) 9 Mosaic
2 nd Layout/Pathway Currently only support PathVisio and WikiPathway formats (Cellular components) 10 Mosaic
3 rd Coloring/Highlighting Molecular function 11 Other projects>AVALON
3 rd Coloring/Highlighting Molecular function 12 Other projects>AVALON
Overview network 13 Mosaic
Analysis (NOA) Edge-base algorithm Batch mode Heatmap Overview network Interaction with Mosaic 14 NOA
Node/edge-based algorithms 15 NOA
Node/edge-based algorithms 16 NOA
Batch mode 17 NOA
Example 400 Human Pathways 18 NOA
Future works 19
Novel algorithms development Meta-analysis and multiply network integration Functional module detection and decomposition 20 Future Works
Current plugin improvement Extending CyThesaurus OBO/pathway file parsing Functional annotation Database file management 21 Future Works
Customized pipeline 22 Future Works MCODEBingoMosaicNOA
Acknowledgement Project advisor: Alexander R. Pico (UCSF) Mosaic: Kristina Hanspers (UCSF) Allan Kuchinsky (Agilent) Nathan Salomonis (UCSF) CyThesaurus: Jianjiong Gao(MSKCC) NOA: Jiguang Wang (Columbia Uni.) Google’ Summer of Code Program 23 Acknowledgement
Question? Mosaic: NOA: Chao Zhang: 24 Acknowledgement