Basic Examples (3) 

Get the list of all the orthology entries in the KEGG orthology database:

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Get information from KEGG about a specific orthology:

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Get information from KEGG about a list of orthology entries:

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Scope (2) 

Get the KEGG orthology codes for a specific query:

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Keywords can have more than one part:

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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) 

Another way to get the information from KEGG about a specific orthology:

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Another way to get the information from KEGG about a specific list of orthology entries:

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Possible Issues (1) 

Only known keywords are supported:

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Neat Examples (6) 

Get the pathway and reactions associated with the K0003 orthology:

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The next are the compounds involved in the previous reactions:

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Select one species that contains the orthology K00003:

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Get the list of edges for the biosynthesis of amino acids, one of the pathways associated with the K00003 orthology:

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Using the information about reactions and compounds, we get the list of edges and vertices to highlight the reaction in biosynthesis of amino acids pathway that is catalyzed by the K00003 orthology:

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Highlighting in red (i.e., vertices and edges) the reaction catalyzed by the K00003 orthology:

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