biological networks

Biological networks are complex systems that illustrate how various biological components, such as proteins, genes, and metabolic pathways, interact with each other. These networks help scientists understand how different molecules communicate, cooperate, and regulate processes in living organisms. Think of it as a city where roads represent interactions, and cities represent different biological functions, all working together to maintain life. By studying these networks, researchers can gain insights into health, disease, and the intricate workings of life at the molecular level.