Hi all
I am interested in finding oncogenes that will be dominant to cancer-disease.
I searched the information about MEK pathway on the website and I found that RAS and FGFR genes are relevant to this Pathway. Since I am not an expert of biology subject, I have a bit of hard time understanding its process and its relevant genes.
Is there any information about the gene list that are relevant RAS/MEK pathway?
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Your best bet is to use Pubmed. There isn't a good way to automate trying to understand the current state of knowledge for a particular pathway or process. You have to go out there and read papers. Unless I am really misunderstanding the kind of question you are asking.
I believe that you should really start with the Cell Signalling's MAPK Kinase Pathway and wiki
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It is certainly possible to retrieve gene lists for pathways. But you will need to be more specific about what you have done. What is "the website"? And where did you see a pathway named RAS/MEK?