Plant Metabolic Pathways
Pathways section in the Gramene databases is home for the RiceCyc and the SorghumCyc, the pathway databases for rice and Sorghum respectively. It also provides mirrors of pathway databases from Arabidopsis, tomato, potato, pepper, coffee, Medicago, E. coli and the MetaCyc reference database. In addition to search and browse functions, the database allows users to find genes mapped to respective reactions and pathways and draw inetrspecific comparison between the pathways.Pathways Search, Browse and Other Options
Click on the species specific links such as search to start searches by typing the keyword; browse to go through the list of pathways; summary to get a summarized overview. Click on the more info link to learn more details on the respective pathway database.
RiceCyc ver 2.0.1
Oryza sativa japonica
Strain: Nipponbare
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AraCyc* ver 4.1.1
Arabidopsis thaliana
Strain: Columbia
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EcoCyc* ver 11.5
Escherichia coli
Strain: K-12 MG1655
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SorghumCyc ver 1.0 beta ![]()
Sorghum bicolor
Strain: BTx623
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MedicCyc* ver 1.0.1.1
Medicago truncatula, Barrelclover
Strain: n/a
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MetaCyc* ver 11.5
Reference Pathway Database
Strain: not applicable
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LycoCyc* ver 1.0.1.1
Solanum lycopersicum, Tomato
Strain: n/a
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CapCyc* ver 1.0.1.1
Capsicum anuum, Pepper
Strain: n/a
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PotatoCyc* ver 1.0.1.1
Solanum tuberosum, Potato
Strain: n/a
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CoffeaCyc* ver 1.0.1.1
Coffea canephora, Coffee
Strain: n/a
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* Mirror database. Not curated by the Gramene database. Click on more info link for details. Other Tools
Omics Viewer: Upload and view the realtime mappings of your datasets from microrray expression, proteomics, metabolomics on Pathway overview diagram Comparative analysis: Compare data sets from two or more species for reactions, pathways, compounds, proteins, transporters and/or transcription units Help
Help Presents an overview on how to use the pathway database and lists explanations of field names. Tutorial More in-depth than the help pages, use the tutorial for an exaple of using the database, see how it integrates other datasets, and get tips to increase your data search efficiency. FAQ Frequently Asked Questions - see what questions users have asked, and get the developers answers. Release Notes For more information about the most recent release. Quicklink for selected rice pathways
Download
- Download RiceCyc and SorghumCyc from our ftp archive.
- For other species, please follow the links from the Acknowledgements
Useful external links
KEGG pathways
KEGG rice pathways
IUBMB Enzyme nomenclature
Brenda enzyme database
BioCyc
ENZYME at Expasy
Reactome
Cellular Expression Profiling of Rice
Rice oligonucleotide array project
Feedback
Since the functions of many of the rice genes are either provided by homology and HMM based predictions, many of the pathways might be incomplete or may contain errors. The manual curation of pathways is an ongoing process at Gramene. If you notice any problems or errors on the pathways or would like to nominate a pathway for inclusion, please send a message to Gramene users on the Gramene list-serve or by clicking the ' Feedback' button at the bottom of the pathway tools display page.
Acknowledgements
RiceCyc and Sorghum pathways were created by Gramene database using the Pathway Tools developed by Peter D. Karp and coworkers at the Bioinformatics Research Group at SRI International.
We host mirrors of sevaral species specific plant pathways imported from their original project sites:
- Arabidopsis thaliana pathways were imported from AraCyc
- Esherichia. coli pathways were imported from EcoCyc
- Capsicum anuum, Coffea canephora, Solanum lycopersicum, and Solanum tuberosum pathways were imported from Sol Genomics Network
- Medicago truncatula pathways were imported from the The SR Noble foundation
- MetaCyc pathways were imported as integral part of the Pathway Tools provided by the SRI International
Last modified: Sat Apr 26 02:17:34 2008