KEGG: Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes
KEGG is a database resource for understanding high-level functions and utilities of the biological system, such as the cell, the organism and the ecosystem, from molecular-level information, especially large-scale molecular datasets generated by genome sequencing and other high-throughput experimental technologies.
See Release notes (January 1, 2017) for new and updated features.
See Release notes (January 1, 2017) for new and updated features.
Main entry point to the KEGG web service
- KEGG2
- KEGG Table of Contents [Update notes]
Data-oriented entry points
- KEGG PATHWAY
- KEGG pathway maps
- KEGG BRITE
- BRITE hierarchies and tables
- KEGG MODULE
- KEGG modules
- KEGG ORTHOLOGY
- KO functional orthologs
- KEGG GENOME
- Genomes [Release history]
- KEGG GENES
- Genes and proteins
- KEGG COMPOUND
- Small molecules
- KEGG GLYCAN
- Glycans
- KEGG REACTION
- Biochemical reactions
- KEGG ENZYME
- Enzyme nomenclature
- KEGG DISEASE
- Human diseases
- KEGG DRUG
- Drugs
Subject-orientedentry points
- KEGG MEDICUS
- Health information resource [Drug labels search]
Organism-specific entry points
Analysis tools
- KEGG Mapper
- KEGG PATHWAY/BRITE/MODULE mapping tools
- BlastKOALA
- Genome annotation and KEGG mapping
- GhostKOALA
- Metagenome annotation and KEGG mapping
- BLAST/FASTA
- Sequence similarity search
- SIMCOMP
- Chemical structure similarity search