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The discussion centers on seeking references and links related to gene interaction, specifically gene-gene and protein-protein interactions. One participant clarifies the distinction between these types of interactions, noting that gene-gene interactions delve into genetic relationships, while protein-protein interactions focus on the functional relationships between proteins. The original poster expresses a need for information about genes responsible for various bodily functions, particularly in relation to learning processes and how these functions are encoded in genes. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding different levels of cellular function when exploring gene interactions.
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Can somebody give me good reference and links for gene interaction.I am in dire need of it.

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drdolittle
 
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What kind of interaction are you looking for?

Gene-gene interaction (http://www.cdc.gov/genomics/info/reports/research/gene_gene.htm )
gene-protein interaction

or do you mean protein-protein interaction
 
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I presume gene-gene interaction is like probing furthur compared to protein-protein interaction...am I right?
 
drdolittle said:
I presume gene-gene interaction is like probing furthur compared to protein-protein interaction...am I right?

Why do you need the information? If you aren't sure which you're looking for, how do you know you need it? :confused: One isn't probing further than the other, it's looking at different levels of cellular function.
 
well let me tell it succintly...i need information about the genes that are responsible for different functions in the body and the different activities we do.For example during learning process,and how that information is encoded in gene.

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drdolittle
 

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