Automated Generation of Narrative Language Programs from NCI-Nature's Pathway Interaction Database

In recent years, the field of computational biology has undergone a rapid growth, with great amounts of research focused on applying computer science to the field of biology. One of the main areas of this discipline deals with building computer models of biological entities and phenomena, in order to perform formal analyses of these models, or to run computer simulations, or both. These so-called in silico experiments allow the researcher to model in seconds reactions that would take a long time in the real world, to easily change the parameters of the system to see what changes result, and to know the details of the state of the system at all times. With these tools, the computer model can be used to generate new hypotheses to be tested with in vitro and/or in vivo experiments. One of these languages which is gaining moment is beta binders.