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Revision as of 14:17, 19 February 2009


Welcome to WikiPathways BETA

In the new tradition of Wikipedia, WikiPathways is an open, public platform dedicated to the curation of biological pathways by and for the scientific community. More about WikiPathways...

Finding Pathways

Search{{#googleCoop:}} Browse

Browse by species and category

You can search by:
  • Pathway name (Apoptosis)
  • Gene or protein name (p53)
  • Any page content (cancer)

Contributing New Pathways

Create

Create a new pathway page

Suggest

Add a pathway to the wish list

Sample Pathway Pages

Sandbox

Play with the editor tools

Check out the following pages:

For more information see the Help pages


Today's Featured Pathway

Glutathione metabolism (Mus musculus)

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Glutathione metabolism

Latest edits

21 November 2024
Oncostatin M signaling (Homo sapiens) by Eric Weitz
20 November 2024
Dopaminergic neurogenesis (Mus musculus) by Eric Weitz

Latest discussions

No recent changes

New!

  • New species supported:
    • Arabidopsis thaliana
    • Oryza japonica
  • Private pathways (read more)
  • Stable Identifiers for all pathways (read more)

Community Interest

Portals within WikiPathways for communities with focused pathway interests:

Want to start your own Portal? Contact us!

Statistics

  • There are 3176 pathways
  • Number of pathways (and unique genes) per species:
Acetobacterium woodii: 1 (0)
Anopheles gambiae: 18 (400)
Arabidopsis thaliana: 94 (960)
Bacillus subtilis: 3 (14)
Beta vulgaris: 1 (25)
Brassica napus: 2 (162)
Bos taurus: 273 (3741)
Caenorhabditis elegans: 65 (846)
Canis familiaris: 112 (2857)
Caulobacter vibrioides: 1 (0)
Danio rerio: 103 (2666)
Daphnia magna: 2 (0)
Daphnia pulex: 1 (31)
Drosophila melanogaster: 34 (541)
Escherichia coli: 14 (83)
Equus caballus: 12 (200)
Gallus gallus: 100 (2106)
Glycine max: 1 (0)
Gibberella zeae: 2 (0)
Homo sapiens: 1503 (9876)
Hordeum vulgare: 1 (9)
Mus musculus: 237 (5107)
Mycobacterium tuberculosis: 16 (141)
Oryza sativa: 68 (535)
Ovis aries: 1 (0)
Pan troglodytes: 115 (2948)
Populus trichocarpa: 5 (0)
Rattus norvegicus: 175 (3796)
Saccharomyces cerevisiae: 137 (813)
Solanum lycopersicum: 7 (5)
Sus scrofa: 10 (97)
Triticum aestivum: 1 (0)
Vitis vinifera: 1 (0)
Zea mays: 59 (31)
Plasmodium falciparum: 1 (0)
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