CoExp Web, a web tool for the exploitation of co-expression networks
Garcia, S.; Gil, A. L.; Cisterna, A.; Jurado, F.; Reynolds, R. H.; North America Brain Expression Consortium (NABEC), ; Cookson, M. R.; Hardy, J.; Ryten, M.; Botia, J. A.
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SummaryThis paper presents the CoExp Web tool. CoExp is a software tool and a Web resource that fosters research on co-expression network models by providing a highly usable means to exploit and share multiple network models. Availability and Implementationthe Web resource is accessible at https://snca.atica.um.es/coexp/. The software at the front and back-ends is accessible at https://github.com/SoniaRuiz/CoExp_Web. Contactskgtsg0@ucl.ac.uk (Sonia Garcia-Ruiz)
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