
Yeast Biochemical Pathways
are created using the Pathway tools software
developed by Peter Karp and his colleagues at SRI International. The current
datasets of pathways at SGD were generated using the Pathway Tool's
PathoLogic module, which generates an initial set of pathways by
comparing SGD annotations to a reference database (MetaCyc). Although PathoLogic
creates a genome database, this feature is not curated by SGD.
These automatically
generated pathways are then manually curated and corrected, based on
published S.cerevisiae literature. When
necessary,
yeast-specific biochemical pathways are added. Since the functions of many of the
yeast genes are not yet known, many of the pathways could be
incomplete or may even contain errors. Manual curation of pathways is
an ongoing process at SGD and we welcome feedback from the research
community. If you notice any problems or errors, please
send a message to SGD
curators.
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For more information about searching and browsing the Yeast
Biochemical Pathways, please read the help document.
Pathway tools uses a non-standard port (:8555). If you are working
behind a firewall, you will not be able to access these pathways at
SGD.
If this is the case, request your network administrator to open the :8555 port
on the firewall.
Yeast Biochemical Pathways datasets can be downloaded from our ftp site.
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