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Network Topology, Centrality & Community Detection Training | Graph Theory for Biological Networks

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Network Topology, Centrality & Community Detection — Hands-on

Learn how to treat biological interaction maps as graphs and extract actionable structure from them. This module covers network representations, centrality metrics, paths and robustness, as well as community detection so that you can identify hubs, bottlenecks and disease modules in PPI, co-expression and multi-omics networks.

Network Topology, Centrality & Community Detection
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Session 1
Fee: Rs 8800
Graphs & Biological Network Representations
  • Graph theory basics and network types in biology
  • nodes, edges, degree distributions directed / undirected / weighted bipartite and multilayer networks
  • PPI, co-expression and pathway networks as graphs
  • sources: STRING, BioGRID, Reactome thresholding & filtering edges projecting omics onto networks
  • File formats and core toolchain for network analysis
  • edge lists / adjacency matrices GraphML / GML / SIF Cytoscape, igraph, NetworkX
Session 2
Fee: Rs 11800
Centrality Measures, Paths & Robustness
  • Centrality metrics and biological interpretation
  • degree, betweenness, closeness eigenvector / PageRank hubs, bottlenecks, articulation points
  • Paths, distances and communication efficiency
  • shortest paths and geodesic distances diameter, average path length efficiency and small world effects
  • Network robustness and vulnerability analyses
  • random vs targeted node removal percolation style breakdown implications for drug targets
Session 3
Fee: Rs 14800
Community Detection & Network Modules
  • Modularity, clustering and community detection algorithms
  • Girvan–Newman edge betweenness Louvain / Leiden methods spectral clustering intuition
  • Overlapping communities and multi-layer networks
  • link communities & fuzzy clusters multi-omics / multi-layer modules resolution parameter effects
  • Biological interpretation of network modules
  • GO / pathway enrichment of clusters protein complexes and pathways disease modules and comorbidities
Session 4
Fee: Rs 18800
Mini Capstone: Disease / Function Modules from Omics
  • Build and annotate a biological network from public data
  • Theory + Practical
  • Run centrality and community detection on an omics integrated network
  • prioritise hubs and bottlenecks identify enriched modules link to disease or phenotype
  • Deliverables: Cytoscape session, result tables & brief report
  • network files & layouts CSV of node metrics & modules methods & interpretation summary


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