Basic Examples (3) 

Get the list of all the modules in the KEGG module database:

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Get the information from KEGG about a specific module:

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Get the information from KEGG about a list of modules:

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Scope (2) 

Get the KEGG module codes for a specific query:

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Keywords may have more than one word:

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Options (2) 

Get the dataset properties independently for each module:

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Get the dataset properties independently for a list of modules:

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Properties and Relations (2) 

Get information for a specific identifier:

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This is equivalent to explicitly requesting the "Module" information:

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Possible Issues (1) 

Only keywords known by KEGG are supported:

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Neat Examples (6) 

Get the pathway associated to the glycolysis module:

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Get reactions associated to the glycolysis module:

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Get the compounds associated to the glycolysis module:

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Get the vertices and edges list associated to the pentose phosphate pathway associated with the glycolysis module:

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Using the information about reactions and compounds from the glycolysis module, we get the next list of vertices and edges to highlight in the pentose phosphate pathway:

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Highlight in red (i.e.,vertices and edges) the M00008 module in the pentose phosphate pathway:

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