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Unexpected phenotypes in an experiment may be caused by changes to proteins that are within or close to signaling pathways. If the phenotype is known to be connected to the malfunctioning of a signaling pathway, then PathwayLinker can help identify proteins that are in the vicinity of this signaling pathway.
