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Bulk stringdb ppi

Skill BioTender-max/awesome-bio-agent-skills/skills/openclaw/bulk-stringdb-ppi

Help Claude query STRING for protein interactions, build PPI graphs with pyPPI, and render styled network figures for bulk gene lists.From its SKILL.md

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npx -y skills add BioTender-max/awesome-bio-agent-skills --skill bulk-stringdb-ppi

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STRING protein interaction analysis with omicverse

Overview

Invoke this skill when the user has a list of genes and wants to explore STRING protein–protein interactions via omicverse. The workflow mirrors t_network.ipynb, covering species selection, S TRING API queries, and quick visualisation of the resulting network.

Instructions

  1. Set up libraries
    • Import omicverse as ov and call ov.utils.ov_plot_set() (or ov.plot_set()) to match omicverse aesthetics.
  2. Collect gene inputs
    • Accept a curated list of gene symbols (gene_list = [...]).
    • Encourage the user to flag priority genes or categories so you can colour-code groups in the plot.
  3. Assign metadata for plotting
    • Build dictionaries mapping genes to types and colours, e.g. gene_type_dict = dict(zip(gene_list, ['Type1']*5 + ['Type2']*6 )) and gene_color_dict = {...}.
    • Remind users that consistent group labels improve legend readability.
  4. Query STRING interactions
    • Call ov.bulk.string_interaction(gene_list, species_id) where species_id is the NCBI taxonomy ID (e.g. 4932 for yeast).
    • Inspect the resulting DataFrame for combined scores and evidence channels to verify coverage.
  5. Construct the network object
    • Initialise ppi = ov.bulk.pyPPI(gene=gene_list, gene_type_dict=..., gene_color_dict=..., species=species_id).
    • Run ppi.interaction_analysis() to fetch and cache STRING edges.
  6. Visualise the network
    • Generate a default plot with ppi.plot_network() to reproduce the notebook figure.
    • Mention that advanced styling (layout, node size, legends) can be tuned through ov.utils.plot_network keyword arguments if the user requests adjustments.
  7. Troubleshooting
    • Ensure gene symbols match the species—STRING expects case-sensitive identifiers; suggest mapping Ensembl IDs to symbols when queries fail.
    • If the API rate-limits, instruct the user to wait or provide a cached interaction table.
    • For missing interactions, recommend enabling STRING's "add_nodes" option via ppi.interaction_analysis(add_nodes=...) to exp and the network.

Examples

  • "Retrieve STRING interactions for FAA4 and plot the network highlighting two gene classes."
  • "Download the STRING edge table for my Saccharomyces cerevisiae gene panel and colour nodes by module."
  • "Extend the network by adding the top five predicted partners before plotting."

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