This document discusses in silico and text-based analysis of cellular networks. It describes using computational predictions from over 2000 genomes and experimental data to build protein interaction networks in databases like STRING. It also discusses challenges like different data sources using different formats and identifiers. The document outlines using natural language processing techniques like named entity recognition to extract and normalize biomolecular identifiers. It proposes using co-mentioning of entities within texts to assign confidence scores to interactions for building integrated interaction networks. Finally it acknowledges contributions to building networks describing protein interactions, chemical interactions, subcellular localization, tissue expression, cell cycle expression, and disease associations.