Other Pathway/Genome Databases
Curated Pathway/Genome Databases for many organisms have been created using our Pathway Tools software by a variety of institutions and are available from the following Web sites.
In addition to accessing them through the Web, many of these PGDBs can be downloaded to your local copy of Pathway Tools through the PGDB Registry described later in this page.
Aphis glycines
Daktulosphaira vitifoliae
Diuraphis noxia
Myzus cerasi
Myzus persicase
Rhoplalossiphum padi Universite de Lyon
Gossypium hirsutum
Gossypium arboreum
Gossypium barbadense
Gossypium turneri CottonGen, Washington State University
Oryza sativa Nipponbare (Japonica rice)
Sorghum bicolor BTX623
Zea mays
and mirrored PGDBs for 9 organisms Gramene curators (CSHL, OSU, EMBL-EBI)
Leishmania major INRA Toulouse, France
Salmonella enterica Strain serovar Montevideo str. CDC 2012K-1544 USDA SciNet
Eucalyptus grandis
Fragaria vesca
and mirrored PGDBs for 10 organisms Center for Genome Research and Biocomputing, Oregon State University
Contact us if you'd like your PGDB added to this list.
Registry of Downloadable Pathway/Genome Databases
The PGDB Registry allows users who have installed Pathway Tools locally to easily download PGDBs created by others, or share PGDBs that they have created. Advantages of this approach are that it makes the full power of Pathway Tools available for other PGDBs, and it allows comparative analysis of multiple PGDBs within the same instance of Pathway Tools. [access registry]
Create Your Own Pathway/Genome Database
Interested in creating a pathway/genome DB for your genome? [learn more]