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Bayesian Causal Inference Of Cell Signal Transduction From Proteomics Experiments, Robert D. O. Ness Dec 2016

Bayesian Causal Inference Of Cell Signal Transduction From Proteomics Experiments, Robert D. O. Ness

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Cell signal transduction describes how a cell senses and processes signals from the environment using networks of interacting proteins. In computational systems biology, investigators apply machine learning methods for causal inference to develop causal Bayesian network models of signal transduction from experimental data. Directed edges in the network represent causal regulatory relationships, and the model can be used to predict the effects of interventions to signal transduction. Causal inference approaches applied to proteomics experiments use statistical associations between observed signaling protein concentrations to infer a causal Bayesian network model, but there is no experimental and analysis framework for applying these …