The Children’s Tumor Foundation and Thomson Reuters are working together to build neurofibromatosis-specific MetaCore™ signaling pathway maps that can be used for analysis of OMICs data and general exploration of NF relevant molecular interactions and associated genes. Join us for an introductory training session this Thursday, April 3rd at 10 a.m. or Friday, April 4th at 10 a.m. to learn all you need to get started. Click the date and time above to register.
MetaCore is an integrated software suite for functional analysis of microarray, metabolic, SAGE, proteomics, siRNA, microRNA, and screening data. MetaCore is based on a high-quality, manually-curated database of:
Transcription factors, receptors, ligands, kinases, drugs, and endogenous metabolites as well as other molecular classes.
Species-specific directional interactions between protein-protein, protein-DNA and protein-RNA, drug targeting, and bioactive molecules and their effects.
Signaling and metabolic pathways represented on maps and Networks.
Rich ontologies for diseases and processes with hierarchical or graphic output.
Have access to MetaCore and want to start exploring on your own? Take at look at these short instructional videos or register for a monthly training session.
Working with Pathway Maps: overlaying data, disease, and toxicity information
Working with Pathway Maps: visualizing drug targets and protein tissue distributions
