Guillermo de Anda‐Jáuregui

This study uses network pharmacognosy to analyze the molecular interactions of Galphimia glauca bioactive compounds with human proteins, identifying key targets and pathways involved in its therapeutic effects.

This study uses RNA-seq to analyze how different FSH glycoforms affect gene expression, biological processes, and pathways in rat granulosa cells over time.

The paper identifies non-redundant microRNAs in breast cancer subtypes and links them to cancer-related biological functions through co-expression networks.

The paper analyzes gene co-expression patterns in breast cancer, finding distance-dependent co-expression and loss of trans-co-expression across subtypes.

The paper identifies three key effects of Casiopeina II-gly treatment using pathway analysis and network theory, showing perturbation of signaling and metabolic pathways and activation of immune responses.