\textit{Pin-Align}: a new dynamic programming approach to align protein-protein interaction networks
Summary: To date, few tools for aligning protein-protein interaction networks have been suggested. These tools typically find conserved interaction patterns using various local or global alignment algorithms. However, the improvement of the speed, scalability, simplification, and accuracy of network alignment tools is still the target of new researches. In this paper, we introduce \textit{Pin-Align}, a new tool for local alignment of protein-protein interaction networks. \textit{Pin-Align} accuracy is tested on protein interaction networks from IntAct, DIP, and the Stanford Network Database and the results are compared with other well-known algorithms. It is shown that \textit{Pin-Align} has higher sensitivity and specificity in terms of KEGG Ortholog groups.
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