Network analyses based on comprehensive molecular interaction maps reveal robust control structures in yeast stress response pathways
Eiryo Kawakami(Chiba University), Hiroaki Kitano(Sony Computer Science Laboratories), Takeshi Hase(Systems Biology Institute), Abhay Jere(Persistent Systems (India)), Janhavi Kodilkar(Persistent Systems (India)), Priya Kulkarni(Persistent Systems (India)), Kazuko Matsubara(Systems Biology Institute), Nitisha Danve(Persistent Systems (India)), Kenaz Siddiqui(Persistent Systems (India)), Manami Katoh(The University of Tokyo), Yuki Shimizu‐Yoshida(Sony Computer Science Laboratories), Yukiko Matsuoka(Japan Science and Technology Agency), Samik Ghosh(Systems Biology Institute), Indhupriya Subramanian(Persistent Systems (India)), Takashi Ishii(Kyushu University), Vivek Kumar Singh(Queen Mary University of London)
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