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Understanding centrality-lethality rule from the distinction of essential party/date hub proteins in yeast protein-protein interaction networks

The reason for centrality-lethality is still an intriguing question. The idea of party and date hub proteins has been influential in the study of protein-protein interaction networks. But the validity of the party/date hub distinction has been debated. Using average Pearson correlation coefficient in cell cycle, stress response and DNA damage, we confirmed the distinction of E-party hub and E-date hub proteins. The results also support the classification of hub proteins into party hub and date hub proteins.