PPI network modeling

PPI network modeling, or Protein-Protein Interaction network modeling, is a way scientists map and analyze how different proteins in a cell communicate and work together. By representing proteins as nodes (points) and their interactions as lines connecting them, researchers create a visual "map" of these relationships. This helps in understanding biological processes, identifying crucial proteins involved in diseases, and finding potential targets for treatments. Essentially, PPI network modeling reveals the complex web of interactions that sustain life at a molecular level, allowing for better insights into cell functions and health.