Regulatory Networks

Regulatory networks, also known as gene regulatory networks, are complex interactions between genes, proteins and other molecules in a cell that control the expression of genes and the amount of each gene product. They are essential for the proper functioning of any organism, allowing them to respond to and adapt to changes in the environment. Regulatory networks can be used to study and predict the effects of drugs or mutations on gene expression, as well as to understand the molecular basis of diseases like cancer. Furthermore, the use of artificial intelligence and machine learning on regulatory networks can provide insight into gene function and the development of new treatments.