Interactive Metabolic Pathways Map

The symbolic IUBMB-Sigma-Nicholson metabolic route chart of this new version brings more features to the specification tool. Currently, all metabolites, enzymes, and selected pathways are searchable and interactive. The "backbone" of the map is the glycolytic pathway followed by the TCA (Krebs) cycle and the respiratory chain, which together make ATP synthase synthesize ATP. ATP is the source of most of the energy you need for your life. Many biosynthesis and catabolic pathways such as carbohydrates, amino acids, lipids and the like are related to the backbone and are distinguished by the use of color. If possible, use the black arrows to remove the body's metabolism. Approximately 550 responses were identified and indexed by the IUBMB Enzyme Committee (EC) number

These synthetic processes are controlled by proteins and follow a reaction chain with so called metabolic pathways, common biological functions. Central law is a very important approach, but in reality there are thousands. The recently developed human metabolic model contains 5,324 metabolites, 7,785 responses, 1,675 related genes, but this is not the last version. Modern estimates will reach 19,000 metabolites. The metabolic characteristics of organisms are not completely determined by their genome, transcriptome and even proteome: formation of metabolome (metabolite) especially under the influence of environment such as vitamin

Metabolic pathways are complex and interdependent. As the environment changes, metabolic reactions must be tweaked to maintain a set of constant conditions within the cell, a condition known as homeostasis. Control of metabolic pathways also allows organisms to respond to signals and actively interact with their environment. Control involves monitoring the effect of these changes in enzyme activity on the overall rate of the pathway. For example, enzymes may show dramatic changes in highly regulated activity, but enzymes do not participate in the regulation of this pathway unless these changes have little effect on metabolic pathway flux.