Literature neighborhood
PRDX1 — Peroxiredoxin-1
Each node is a named partner Affinage cited in the
mechanism_profile of PRDX1
or, at 2-hop, of one of its partners. Edges are directed
cites relations: gene → partner. This is the
literature graph as Affinage extracted it. No claim about the
biology beyond “these papers said these proteins go together.”
centre gene
partner with Affinage record
partner without Affinage record
node size ∝
n_partners · click any node to focus
Named complexes for PRDX1
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How to read this
Edges come from the synthesis pass — every named protein partner
Opus cited for a gene becomes a directed gene → partner
edge. Not an external interactome (no STRING, no BioGRID); just
what the literature corpus said goes together.
- 1-hop: the gene's own partners. 2-hop: expand only through partners that have their own Affinage record, to avoid splaying into freetext symbols.
- Green node = partner has its own record (clickable). Slate = literature-named but no record (complex name, alias, or off-universe gene).
- Node size ∝ that node's own partner count. Popularity = how many distinct genes name this partner.
- Edges are directed and asymmetric —
A → Bdoesn't implyB → A. - Click any node to inspect its molecular activity, localization, pathway, and complex memberships.