Multi-level Approaches in Omics Sciences
A special issue of Genes (ISSN 2073-4425). This special issue belongs to the section "Molecular Genetics and Genomics".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (5 May 2023) | Viewed by 553
Special Issue Editors
Interests: NGS data analysis; gene networks; rare diseases; epigenomics; transcriptomics; variant analysis; data integration; visualization
Interests: bioinformatics; machine learning; data mining; high performance scientific computing
Interests: computational biology; NGS data analysis; integrative computational network biology; metabolic networks; microbiome
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Dear Colleagues,
High-throughput technologies have fundamentally changed perspectives in biomedical research by enabling a shift in focus from a single gene or pathway to cellular landscapes as a whole—it has become possible to explore the same biological phenomena from different perspectives by combining them. The increasing growth of the amount and diversity of omics data raises new challenges and opportunities in multi-level data analysis, integration, visualization, interpretation, and sharing. Network sciences have been established among the most successful frameworks for representing and analyzing single- and multi-layer omics data. Algorithms that make use of their properties are being adopted to analyze relationships and find new levels of interpretation in integrated data.
In the present Special Issue, we aim to gather experiences in developing novel methodologies, pipelines, and software tools for the multi-level analysis of high-throughput data. We encourage contributions on methods and tools which are enabling emerging new omics applications, multi-omics data analysis and integration, platforms to store multiple data and facilitate their sharing, and applications of multi-level approaches to the study of biological phenomena and diseases. We kindly welcome multiple types of manuscripts, including original research articles, reviews, short communications, and concept papers.
The Special Issue will include articles from the 17th virtual edition of the Bioinformatics and Computational Biology Conference (www.bbcc-meetings.it), December 13–15, 2022. For papers from conference participants, the Editorial Office will provide a 30% discount.
Dr. Margherita Mutarelli
Dr. Mario Guarracino
Dr. Ilaria Granata
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- multi-omics
- network biology
- gene regulatory networks
- metabolic networks
- system biology
- data integration
- data interpretation
- visualization
- big data
- high-throughput data
- genomics
- epigenomics
- transcriptomics
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