Today, the paper describing the Metabolic Atlas (metabolicatlas.org) was published in the journal Science Signaling. The metabolic map, also partly incorporated into the Human Protein Atlas, enables exploration of the most extensive mapping of human metabolism to date. Biochemical information and connectivity for thousands of reactions, compounds, and genes comprising human metabolism is presented with hundreds of interactive 2D and 3D maps...Read more

A new Metabolic Atlas has been launched as part of the open access Human Protein Atlas program, allowing researchers to explore the expression of biochemical pathways across human tissues. The new resource leverages the most extensive mapping of human metabolism to date, with biochemical information and connectivity for more than 13,000 reactions, 4,000 unique compounds, and 3,500 genes...Read more