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===Degree distribution=== The degree distribution describes the number of proteins that have a certain number of connections. Most protein interaction networks show a [[Scale-free network|scale-free]] ([[power law]]) degree distribution where the connectivity distribution P(k) ~ k<sup>βΞ³</sup> with k being the degree. This relationship can also be seen as a straight line on a [[log-log plot]] since, the above equation is equal to log(P(k)) ~ βyβ’log(k). One characteristic of such distributions is that there are many proteins with few interactions and few proteins that have many interactions, the latter being called "hubs".
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