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CoNekT (short for Co-expression Network Toolkit) is a platform to browse co-expression data and enable cross-species comparisons.

Project Status: Unsupported – The project has reached a stable, usable state but the author(s) have ceased all work on it. A new maintainer may be desired. Tests Python 3.9 Unittest codecov Code style: black

CoNekT: Coexpression Network Toolkit

conekt logo CoNekT, the Coexpression Network Toolkit, documentation and code.

If you use CoNekT in your research please cite: CoNekT: an open-source framework for comparative genomic and transcriptomic network analyses. Proost et al. 2018. ( https://doi.org/10.1093/nar/gky336 )

What is CoNekT ?

CoNekT is an online platform that allows users to browse expression profiles, study expression specificty, co-expression networks and more across different species.

Here you can find tutorials how to use the public version along with the source-code and build instructions that allow you to host your own instance with other species or in-house data.

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Changelog

v1.1

  • General tree import included
  • Updated dependencies that had known security vulnerabilities and adjusted code where necessary
  • Various small tweaks

v1.0

  • Initial release

Tutorials

  • The Basics
  • Expression profiles, heatmaps and specificity
  • Gene Families and Phylogenetic trees
  • Comparing specificity
  • Coexpression Networks and Clusters

Anything missing ? Further questions ? Don't hesitate to contact us.

Setting up CoNekT

Below are the instructions to set up and host your own CoNekT instance.

  • Linux Installation instructions
  • Windows Installation instructions
  • Run website
  • Build CoNekT: Upload your data to the platform using the Admin interface

Optional steps (recommended for production environments)

  • Connecting with MySQL/MariaDB
  • Setting up CoNekT with apache and mod_wsgi

Acknowledgements

CoNekT is based upon many open-source projects, check the full list here.

Contact

Issues are the preferred way to report bugs and errors, start a discussion for suggestions and feedback.