ProteinWeaver: Visualizing Biological Networks in their Functional Context

biology
networks
visualization
databases
data engineering
software engineering
Under the guidance of Dr. Anna Ritz at Reed College and in collaboration with Altaf Barelvi, we developed a webtool that enables user to visualize molecular interaction networks in the context of a particular biological function or process.
Published

July 5, 2024

ProteinWeaver is a tool that answers the simple question: How does a particular protein connect to a particular pathway or process? To accomplish this, ProteinWeaver visualizes molecular interaction networks in the context of a user-specified Gene Ontology term. To learn more about ProteinWeaver you can visit the official ProteinWeaver website or the GitHub repository.

Screenshot of ProteinWeaver interface

Fig. 1 - Screenshot of an example ProteinWeaver query.


I am grateful for the opportunity to have worked with Altaf Barelvi and Dr. Anna Ritz on this project.