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URL: https://github.com/zhangjunpeng411/SCOM
Proper Citation: SCOM (RRID:SCR_023738)
Description: Software application to Pan-cancer characterization of ncRNA synergistic competition. Used to predict ncRNA synergistic competition network from gene expression data and predicted ncRNA-related ceRNA networks.
Synonyms: Synergistic COMpetition
Resource Type: simulation software, software application, software resource
Keywords: Pan-cancer characterization, ncRNA synergistic competition, predict ncRNA synergistic competition network, gene expression data, ncRNA-related ceRNA networks,
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