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{{Box|width=45%|float=right|font-size=14px|[[Molecular Memory|Brain Molecular Pathways Project]]|
{{Box|width=45%|float=right|font-size=14px|[[Brain Molecular Pathways|Brain Molecular Pathways Project]]|
A biological pathway is a series of actions among molecules in a cell that leads to a certain product or a change in a cell. There are several ways molecules can interact to produce functional effects in the cell. If the goal is to characterize the interaction between molecules in a signaling pathway [[Molecular Pathways|the following effects]] should be considered. Some of the most common biological pathways are involved in metabolism, the regulation of gene expression and the transmission of signals. This project aims to provide an annotated set of molecular pathways involved in the neural plasticity that underlies learning and memory.
This project aims to provide annotated sets of molecular pathways involved in neural plasticity underlying learning and memory systems. In general, biological pathways display the series of interactions among molecules resulting in functional changes within cells and neural networks. Currently there are large scale projects dedicated to amassing pathway evidence via high-throughput methods. The goal is to translate this unwieldy biopathway data from several [http://www.genome.jp/kegg/ empirical databases] into visually digestible material, by  [[Molecular Pathways|characterizing]] the features of molecular cascades most sensitive to an ''event of interest'' (e.g. fear conditioning).


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Brain Connectome and Functional Connectivity Project

A connectome is a comprehensive map of the neural networks within the brain. It details the efferent and afferent pathways within and between brain regions. Functional Connectivity refers to the function of a particular brain region and its information processing role within a distributed neural network. The goal of this project is to create a platform where users can jump into the connectome at any given brain region and visually navigate to upstream and downstream regions; along the way, users can learn about the functional role of each brain region. All information has been collected from empirical sources and scientific databases, in particular, the Allan Brain Atlas. Error creating thumbnail: File missing

Brain Molecular Pathways Project

This project aims to provide annotated sets of molecular pathways involved in neural plasticity underlying learning and memory systems. In general, biological pathways display the series of interactions among molecules resulting in functional changes within cells and neural networks. Currently there are large scale projects dedicated to amassing pathway evidence via high-throughput methods. The goal is to translate this unwieldy biopathway data from several empirical databases into visually digestible material, by characterizing the features of molecular cascades most sensitive to an event of interest (e.g. fear conditioning).


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