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To create a centralized, peer-reviewed repository of human molecular signaling pathways and regulatory processes to support biomedical research.

October 2, 2008Nucleic Acids ResearchOpen Access

PID: the Pathway Interaction Database

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CSCarl F. SchaeferLaboratory of Molecular Genetics KAKira AnthonyThe Nature Conservancy SKShiva KrupaNovartis (Switzerland)

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Database report reveals a curated human molecular signaling repository for cancer and biology researchers, highlighting tools for high-throughput pathway analysis.

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To create a centralized, peer-reviewed repository of human molecular signaling pathways and regulatory processes to support biomedical research.
Curated and peer-reviewed human signaling and cellular processes through a joint initiative by the National Cancer Institute and Nature Publishing Group.
Developed computational tools for single-molecule network visualization, batch queries of microarray-derived datasets, and data export in XML and BioPAX Level 2 formats.
Provided an interactive platform allowing researchers to browse predefined pathways or build customized molecular connectivity maps around specific biological molecules.
Supported high-throughput analyses by overlaying large uploaded molecular lists onto known signaling pathways with monthly updates of curated biological content.

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Schaefer et al. (2008) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69dd0917c146d77454e52cff https://doi.org/10.1093/nar/gkn653

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Database report reveals a curated human molecular signaling repository for cancer and biology researchers, highlighting tools for high-throughput pathway analysis.

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