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Software JimenaE allows efficient dynamic simulations of Boolean networks, centrality and system state analysis.

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JimenaE enhances Boolean network modeling by systematically calculating all system states for higher accuracy. This advanced framework precisely identifies network control and protein functions in biological systems.

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Area of Science:

  • Systems Biology
  • Computational Biology
  • Network Science

Background:

  • Boolean networks are crucial for modeling biological signaling pathways.
  • Existing tools like SQUAD, CellNetAnalyzer, and BoolNet have limitations in systematic state calculation and detailed network analysis.
  • Accurate dynamic simulation and network dissection are needed for understanding complex biological processes.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To introduce JimenaE, an advanced framework for dynamic Boolean network simulation.
  • To provide systematic calculation of all system states and enhanced network analysis capabilities.
  • To demonstrate JimenaE's utility in dissecting complex biological networks and identifying protein-specific control.

Main Methods:

  • Developed JimenaE as an expert extension of the Jimena framework with optimized code.
  • Implemented systematic calculation of all system states, surpassing heuristic approaches.
  • Enabled network conversion, rapid convergence for state calculation and centrality measures.
  • Facilitated detailed analysis of network control, protein interactions, and system states.

Main Results:

  • JimenaE achieves higher accuracy in determining network states and identifying network control types and amounts for each protein.
  • Applied to mesenchymal stromal cell differentiation, it revealed differentiation-specific network control focusing on wnt-, TGF-beta, and PPAR-gamma signaling.
  • Modeled plant-pathogen interactions (Arabidopsis thaliana vs. Pseudomonas syringae DC3000) from the pathogen's perspective, analyzing hormonal regulation and immune response.
  • Accurately calculated centralities and protein-specific network control in a dendritic cell immune response to Aspergillus fumigatus.

Conclusions:

  • JimenaE offers a powerful and accurate tool for dynamic Boolean network modeling and analysis.
  • The framework enables precise dissection of biological networks, identification of control mechanisms, and quantification of effects.
  • Demonstrated applicability across diverse biological systems, including mammalian cell differentiation, plant-pathogen interactions, and immune responses.