The FunCoup Cytoscape App: multi-species network analysis and visualization
Buzzao, D.; Steininger, L.; Guala, D.; Sonnhammer, E. L. L.
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SummaryFunctional association networks, such as FunCoup, are crucial for analyzing complex gene interactions. To facilitate the analysis and visualization of such genome-wide networks, there is a need for seamless integration with powerful network analysis tools like Cytoscape. The FunCoup Cytoscape App integrates the FunCoup web service API with Cytoscape, allowing users to visualize and analyze gene interaction networks for 640 species. Users can input gene identifiers and customize search parameters, employing various network expansion algorithms like group or independent gene search, MaxLink, and TOPAS. The app maintains consistent visualizations with the FunCoup website, providing detailed node and link information, including tissue and pathway gene annotations. The integration with Cytoscape plugins, such as ClusterMaker2, enhances the analytical capabilities of FunCoup, as exemplified by the identification of the Myasthenia gravis disease module along with potential new therapeutic targets. Availability and implementationThe FunCoup Cytoscape App is developed using the Java OSGi framework, with UI components implemented in Java Swing and build support from Maven. The App is available as a JAR file at https://bitbucket.org/sonnhammergroup/funcoup_cytoscape/ repo, and can be downloaded from the Cytoscape App store https://apps.cytoscape.org/. Contacterik.sonnhammer@scilifelab.se
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