- KEGG Database
The KEGG database project was initiated in 1995 under the Japanese Human Genome Project, foreseeing the need for a reference resource that would enable understanding of the biological systems, such as the cell and the organism, from genome sequence data
- KEGG Mapping
KEGG mapping is the process to map molecular objects (genes, proteins, small molecules, etc ) to molecular network objects (KEGG pathway maps, BRITE hierarchies and KEGG modules) It is not simply an enrichment process; rather it is a set operation to generate a new set
- Kanehisa Laboratories - About KEGG
The KEGG database is a computer model of the biological information systems in the cell, the organism and the biosphere represented in terms of molecular interaction and reaction networks
- KEGG Mapper - GenomeNet
KEGG Mapper is a collection of tools for KEGG mapping including popular KEGG pathway mapping, JOIN BRITE operations and MODULE completeness checks Historically, two basic tools of "Search Pathway" (currently, Search) and "Search Color Pathway" (currently, Color) were introduced at the beginning of the KEGG project
- KEGG GENES Database
KEGG GENES is a collection of genes and proteins in complete genomes of cellular organisms and viruses generated from publicly available resources, mostly from NCBI RefSeq and GenBank, and annotated by KEGG in the form of KO (KEGG Orthology) assignment
- KEGG GENOME Database
KEGG GENOME is a collection of KEGG organisms, which are the organisms with complete genome sequences and each of which is identified by the three- or four-letter organism code
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