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Pathway analysis with Metaboanalyst and KEGG

Stephen Barnes, PhDProfessor of Pharmacology & Toxicology

[email protected]

Files in mummichog results folder

Open the file. It’s on your thumb drive.

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Identification of each observed ion

Select and copy the KEGG IDs

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Go to Metaboanalyst

Select here

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Transfer the KEGG IDs into the box, select the input type and submit

Listed metabolites 

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No records?

Proceed to bottom of the table

Search unknown on KEGG to identify metabolite

Choose a species

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Statistical analysis selection

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Tyrosine metabolism pathway

Move the mouse over the red box to reveal the metabolite

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Summary table

Click on matched metabolites in the table

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Click on KEGG (right side of table)

Pathway mapping with KEGG

• KEGG, Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes

• A comprehensive resource of genes, proteins and metabolites

• Has a Pathway tool

• https://www.genome.jp/kegg/tool/map_pathway2.html

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Enter the KEGG IDs into the box

Press the “Exec” button below the table

These are the IDs that weren’t recognized

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Questions?


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