PINT: Pathways Integration Tool

Start Introduction        One important goal of pathway study is to reconstruct the regulatory network in a cell. From time to time, biologists may need to integrate a number of initially independent pathways to generate an overview of the entities implicated in a biological function/phenomenon. The Pathways Integration Tool (PINT)  was therefore designed to assist users to conduct biological pathway integration (BPI), and to explore the possible phenotypic outcomes under a particular physiological or pathological condition. You may visit "Documentation" to find examples and the manual of this web site. Workflow for pathways integration [Description] Searching pathways [Help] Keyword search: 1. Please select a category: KeywordsTissueGene symbolsSynonyms 2. Input your keywords (delimited by a single space)     Raf Erk1 Ap1     Or upload a keyword file: Searching upstream/downstream reactions [Help] Input a gene symbol: e.g. JUN, HRAS

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