%0 Journal Article %T MicroCore: Mapping Genome Expression to Cell Pathways and Networks %A Manish Patel %A Sylvia Nagl %J Comparative and Functional Genomics %D 2004 %I Hindawi Publishing Corporation %R 10.1002/cfg.362 %X The MicroCore toolkit is a suite of analysis programs for microarray and proteomics data that is open source and programmed exclusively in Java. MicroCore provides a flexible and extensible environment for the interpretation of functional genomics data through visualization. The first version of the application (downloadable from the MicroCore website: http://www.ucl.ac.uk/oncology/MicroCore/microcore.htm), implements two programs—PIMs (protein interaction maps) and MicroExpress—and is soon to be followed by an extended version which will also feature a fuzzy k-means clustering application and a Java-based R plug-in for microarray analysis. PIMs and MicroExpress provide a simple yet powerful way of graphically relating large quantities of expression data from multiple experiments to cellular pathways and biological processes in a statistically meaningful way. %U http://www.hindawi.com/journals/cfg/2004/259179/abs/