KEGG PATHWAY Database (original) (raw)
Pathway Maps
KEGG PATHWAY is a collection of manually drawn pathway maps representing our knowledge of the molecular interaction, reaction and relation networks for:
The pathway map viewer linked from this page is a part of KEGG Web Apps and contains features of KEGG mapping.
Pathway Identifiers
Each pathway map is identified by the combination of 2-4 letter prefix code and 5 digit number (see KEGG Identifier). The prefix has the following meaning:
map
manually drawn reference pathway
ko
reference pathway highlighting KOs
ec
reference metabolic pathway highlighting EC numbers
rn
reference metabolic pathway highlighting reactions
organism-specific pathway generated by converting KOs to gene identifiers
and the numbers starting with the following:
011
global map (lines linked to KOs)
012
overview map (lines linked to KOs)
013
higher (multi-organism) level overview map (lines linked to KOs) New!
010
chemical structure map (no KO expansion)
07
drug structure map (no KO expansion)
other
regular map (boxes linked to KOs)
are used for different types of maps.
Pathway maps are associated with KEGG modules, reaction modules, KEGG networks and taxonomy mapping.
M - module
R - reaction module
N - network
T - taxonomy mapping New!
1. Metabolism
1.0 Global and overview maps
1.1 Carbohydrate metabolism
1.2 Energy metabolism
1.3 Lipid metabolism
1.4 Nucleotide metabolism
1.5 Amino acid metabolism
1.6 Metabolism of other amino acids
1.7 Glycan biosynthesis and metabolism
1.8 Metabolism of cofactors and vitamins
1.9 Metabolism of terpenoids and polyketides
1.10 Biosynthesis of other secondary metabolites
00940 M
00945
Stilbenoid, diarylheptanoid and gingerol biosynthesis
00941 M
00944
Flavone and flavonol biosynthesis
00942
00943 M
00946 M T
00901 M T
00403 M
Indole diterpene alkaloid biosynthesis
00950 M
Isoquinoline alkaloid biosynthesis
00960
Tropane, piperidine and pyridine alkaloid biosynthesis
00996
Biosynthesis of various alkaloids
Including: Cucurbitacin biosynthesis, Solanine and tomatine biosynthesis, Ephedrine biosynthesis, Capsaicin biosynthesis, Acridone alkaloid biosynthesis
00232 M
00965 M
00966 M
00402
00311 M T
Penicillin and cephalosporin biosynthesis
00332 M
00261 M
00331 M
00521 M
00524
Neomycin, kanamycin and gentamicin biosynthesis
00525 M T
Acarbose and validamycin biosynthesis
00401
00404 M T
00405 M
00333 M T
00254 M
00998 M T
Biosynthesis of various antibiotics
Including: Kanosamine biosynthesis, Aurachin biosynthesis, Bacilysin biosynthesis, Puromycin biosynthesis, Dapdiamides biosynthesis, Fosfomycin biosynthesis, Cremeomycin biosynthesis, Fumagillin biosynthesis, Pentalenolactone biosynthesis, Terpentecin biosynthesis, Roseoflavin biosynthesis, Cycloserine biosynthesis
00999 M T
Biosynthesis of various plant secondary metabolites
Including: Crocin biosynthesis, Ginsenoside biosynthesis, Saponin adjuvant biosynthesis, Cannabidiol biosynthesis, Mugineic acid biosynthesis, Pentagalloylglucose biosynthesis, Benzoxazinoid biosynthesis, Gramine biosynthesis, Coumarin biosynthesis, Furanocoumarin biosynthesis, Hordatine biosynthesis, Podophyllotoxin biosynthesis
00997 M T
Biosynthesis of various other secondary metabolites
Including: Ditryptophenaline biosynthesis, Fumiquinazoline D biosynthesis, Paerucumarin biosynthesis, Staphyloferrin B biosynthesis, Cyclooctatin biosynthesis, Lovastatin biosynthesis, Grixazone biosynthesis, Staphyloferrin A biosynthesis, Ethynylserine biosynthesis, Aerobactin biosynthesis
1.11 Xenobiotics biodegradation and metabolism
1.12 Chemical structure transformation maps
2. Genetic Information Processing
2.1 Transcription
2.2 Translation
2.3 Folding, sorting and degradation
2.4 Replication and repair
2.5 Chromosome
2.6 Information processing in viruses
3. Environmental Information Processing
3.1 Membrane transport
3.2 Signal transduction
3.3 Signaling molecules and interaction
4. Cellular Processes
4.1 Transport and catabolism
4.2 Cell growth and death
4.3 Cellular community - eukaryotes
4.4 Cellular community - prokaryotes
4.5 Cell motility
5. Organismal Systems
5.1 Immune system
5.2 Endocrine system
5.3 Circulatory system
5.4 Digestive system
5.5 Excretory system
5.6 Nervous system
5.7 Sensory system
5.8 Development and regeneration
5.9 Aging
5.10 Environmental adaptation
6. Human Diseases
6.1 Cancer: overview
6.2 Cancer: specific types
6.3 Infectious disease: viral
6.4 Infectious disease: bacterial
6.5 Infectious disease: parasitic
6.6 Immune disease
6.7 Neurodegenerative disease
6.8 Substance dependence
6.9 Cardiovascular disease
6.10 Endocrine and metabolic disease
6.11 Drug resistance: antimicrobial
6.12 Drug resistance: antineoplastic
7. Drug Development
7.1 Chronology: Antiinfectives
7.2 Chronology: Antineoplastics
7.3 Chronology: Nervous system agents
7.4 Chronology: Other drugs
7.5 Target-based classification: G protein-coupled receptors
7.6 Target-based classification: Nuclear receptors
7.7 Target-based classification: Ion channels
7.8 Target-based classification: Transporters
7.9 Target-based classification: Enzymes
7.10 Structure-based classification
7.11 Skeleton-based classification
Last updated: October 1, 2024