Portal:Blau/CoveredPathways

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Chapter ed. 5	Title	Links WP	Chapter ed. 4	Status
13	Disorders of pyrimidine and purine metabolism	WP4225 and WP4224	41	Approved
16	Disorders of glutathione metabolism	WP4518	42	Approved
19	Disorders of monoamine metabolism	WP4220	31	Approved
20	Disorders of phenylalanine and tetrahydrobiopterin metabolism	WP4156	1	Approved
21	Disorders of tyrosine metabolism	WP4506	2	Approved
22	Disorders of sulfur amino acid and sulfide metabolism	WP4292	3	Approved
23	Disorders of branched-chain amino acid metabolism	WP4686	7	In Progress
26	Disorders of glycine metabolism	WP4688	5	In Progress
28	Disorders of cobalamin metabolism	WP4271	13	Approved
29	Disorders of folate metabolism	WP4259 and WP4288	10	Approved
31	Disorders of thiamine metabolism	WP4297	15	Approved
34	Vitamin B6 -Dependent and Responsive Disorders	WP4228	11	Approved
35	Disorders of molybdenum metabolism	WP4507 and WP4504	12	Approved
42	Disorders of pyruvate and Krebs cycle metabolism	WP4236	20	Approved
53	Disorders of lipoprotein metabolism	WP4522	43	Approved
55	Disorders of steroid metabolism	WP4523 and WP4524	37	Approved
60	Lysosomal storage disorders	WP4153	25	Approved
66	Congenital disorders of N-linked and O-linked glycosylation	WP4521	30	Approved
69	Cerebral organic acidurias	WP4519	8	Approved

Information on Pathway Curation:

This Table provides an overview of which chapters have been covered by WikiPathways. Approved pathways are coloured blue; pathways which still need work (however are a part of the database) are coloured orange.

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Pathway Visualisations

View all digitized Pathways from the Physician's Guide to the Diagnosis, Treatment, and Follow-Up of Inherited Metabolic Diseases by Blau et al. (see it on Scholia.)

How to add a pathway to the portal

The list of Featured Pathways is not static and can be updated at any time. If you know of a pathway that should be added, please contact Denise Slenter.