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Section: Software and Platforms

Dynamics: invariant-based prediction

Participants : Oumarou Abdou-Arbi, Geoffroy Andrieux, Jérémie Bourdon [contact] , Jeanne Cambefort [contact] , Damien Eveillard, Michel Le Borgne, Anne Siegel, Sven Thiele, Santiago Videla [contact] .

We develop tools predicting some characteristics of a biological system behavior from incomplete sets of parameters or observations.

cadbiom. Based on Guarded transition semantic, this software provides a formal framework to help the modeling of biological systems such as cell signaling network. It allows investigating synchronization events in biological networks. [software][web server] .

caspo: Cell ASP Optimizer This soft provides an easy to use software for learning Boolean logic models describing the immediate-early response of protein signaling networks. Given a network describing causal interactions, and a phospho-proteomics dataset, caspo is able to searches for optimal Boolean logic models explaining the dataset. Optimality includes both the size of the boolean network and the distance of predictions to real-data observations. It is useful to boolean networks inference, cancer research, drug discovery, and experimental design. It is used in the CellNOpt environment (http://www.cellnopt.org/ ). [python package] [web server] .

nutritionAnalyzer. This tool is dedicated to the computation of allocation for an extremal flux distribution. It allows quantifying the precursor composition of each system output (AIO) and to discuss the biological relevance of a set of flux in a given metabolic network by computing the extremal values of AIO coefficients. This approach enables to discriminate diets without making any assumption on the internal behaviour of the system [15][webserver][software and doc] .

POGG. The POGG software allows scoring the importance and sensibility of regulatory interactions with a biological system with respect to the observation of a time-series quantitative phenotype. This is done by solving nonlinear problems to infer and explore the family of weighted Markov chains having a relevant asymptotic behavior at the population scale. Its possible application fields are systems biology, sensitive interactions, maximal entropy models, natural language processing. It results from our collaboration with the LINA-Nantes [2][matlab package] .