#WikiPathways

Egon Willighagenegonw@social.edu.nl
2024-12-20

curation is continuing, and if you really want to see what we do, check this feed of #WikiPathways edits: classic.wikipathways.org/index

I am looking into various simpler fixes from this page: wikipathways.org/sr24-curation

Donations are still welcome! We are only at 820 euro now (the full SR24 is at 2.9 million euro for research into inherited metabolic disorders). Help us, help MetaKids, help the kids with metabolic disorders. npo3fm.nl/kominactie/acties/wi

#sr24 #metakids

Screenshot that I shared multiple times now, now saying we raised 820 of 1250 euro.
Egon Willigh☮gen 🟥egonw
2024-12-19

this is the fourth day of the Serious Request fundraising for of our action. The DJs locked themselves up in the glass house in the Overijssel city Zwolle yesterday afternoon, the our @wikipathways now raised 730 euro :)

Highlights yesterday include:

- mastodon.social/@egonw/1136749
- mastodon.social/@egonw/1136743

Today we have the "WikiPathways in actie voor MetaKids" community day, and now heading to University!

Egon Willigh☮gen 🟥egonw
2024-11-14

@egonw@social.edu.nl een tweede update. om het makkelijker te maken om prioriteiten te stellen, zijn de curatie testen nu niet meer rood of groen, maar ook geel en oranje, afhankelijk van hoeveel er aan het pathway te verbeteren valt :)

Egon Willighagenegonw@social.edu.nl
2024-11-08

een eerste update. De eerste donaties zijn binnen (dank!).

De planning gaat goed door. Er is een extra persoon aangesloten, de websites zijn wat bijgewerkt, er is een lijst gemaakt met pathways uit een standaardwerk die we kunnen toevoegen, en ik heb de data curatie pijplijn opgezet: wikipathways.org/sr24-curation (die ook de pathways in #SBML vertaalt)

#WikiPathways #SR24

Screenshot van een data curatie pagina die laat zien dat dit pathway verbeterd kan worden door meer literatuurreferenties toe te voegen aan individuele stappen van de biologische processen.
2024-11-01

COVID-19 biological pathways from WikiPathways project

wikipathways.org/communities/c

#COVID #CoV #WikiPathways

COVID-19 adverse outcome pathway (WP4891).  Complex diagram showing biological pathways in many blocks.
2024-10-31

Post-COVID neuroinflammation (WP5485)

This is a WikiPathways biological pathways diagram. This pathway visualizes the direct and indirect route of SARS-CoV-2-mediated neuroinflammation, which may induce dysautonomia, a major post-COVID symptom. The direct and indirect route are subdivided in a neurological and hematological, and a neurological and humoral route, respectively.

wikipathways.org/pathways/WP54

#LongCOVID #WikiPathways #neuroinflammation #COVID

Biological pathway diagram of direct routes of neuroinflammation from COVID via neuronal route and a hematological route.
Egon Willighagenegonw@social.edu.nl
2024-08-07
Screenshot of GitHub showing the source YAML of the file listing which articles cite specific WikiPathways. We see four WP identifiers, each with one ore more citations to them, each with an PubMedCentral identifier, the article title, and the year in which it was published.  For example, WP10 was cited by a 2022 article with identifier PMC8917653 with the title "Transscriptional, epigenetic and metabolic signatures in cardiometabolic syndrome defined by extreme phenotypes".
Egon Willighagenegonw@social.edu.nl
2024-07-13

your ideas about biological processes can be made FAIR in databases like @wikipathways and @reactome

People are using these pathways in their analyses of biological data, and some of those journal articles cite the specific pathways. #WikiPathways makes a reasonable attempt (particularly given the minimal funding) at tracking that.

I just added another three articles, citing some ~20~ish pathways

For example, wikipathways.org/instance/WP16 has been cited at least 4 times

Screenshot of GitHub showing three commits by me in the past hour with undescriptive commit messages "A(dded a)nother article".Screenshot of the https://github.com/wikipathways/wikipathways-database/blob/main/downstream/citedin_lookup.yml file where we collect the citations (almost 1300 now) for WP1601Screenshot of the online WikiPathways page for WP1601 (https://www.wikipathways.org/pathways/WP1601) showing the five papers that cite WP1601 (that we know of)
BiGCaT Bioinformaticsbigcat_UM@social.edu.nl
2024-06-17

next week, Denise Slenter will defend her PhD thesis, and in the morning we are organizing a mini symposium With @schymane, @susancoort, Justin van der Hooft, Rachel Cavill, and Laura Steinbusch

If you want to join, you can register here: forms.gle/MsfrRomsiHSk2JPAA #metabolomics #wikipathways #chemistry

Mini Sympoium info poster:

Symphonies of Metabolomics - 
Utilizing graphs as sheet music to orchestrate biochemical interactions relevant in health and disease

09:00 - 09:10      Registration and coffee
09:10 - 09:30	Dr Egon Willighagen, Maastricht University
09:30 - 10:00	Prof. dr Emma Schymanski
Environmental Cheminformatics and Metabolomics – Two Worlds Collide?
10:00 - 10:20	Dr Laura Steinbusch
10:20 - 10:40	tba

10:40 - 11:00	Break
11:00 - 11:20 	Dr Justin van der Hooft, Wageningen University
On the art of conducting mass spectral grouping to extract meaning from metabolomics profiles
11:20 - 11:40	Dr Rachel Cavill
Using multivariate models to find the metabolic harmony in multi-omics datasets
11:40 - 12:00	Dr Susan Coort
	Metabolomics in Nutrigenomics: A Path to Personalized Nutrition
12:00 - 12:20	tba

12:20 - 12:30      Close
Egon Willighagenegonw@social.edu.nl
2024-02-11

obligatory screenshot, and it's fast indeed #QLever #WikiPathways

WikiPathways RDF loaded into a local #QLever triple store with in the screenshot of the QLever UI with a SPARQL query that counts the number of metabolites in pathways by species, with 5899 unique metabolite identifiers for Homo sapiens, and 10 more metabolite counts for other species. All in 44ms.
Egon Willighagenegonw@social.edu.nl
2024-01-28

new preprint: "Community curation of kinetic data to support metabolic models through semantic web technology" doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.1041871 #wikipathways #rdf #disorders

Egon Willighagenegonw@social.edu.nl
2024-01-18

De inschrijving voor het VHP4Safety mini-symposium rondom de promotie van Marvin Martens op 29 januari is geopend! lnkd.in/dmgHTbUH (Beperkt aantal plaatsen) Met sprekers: Chris Evelo (Marvin's promotor), Holly Mortensen, Anne Kienhuis, Joost Beltman en Mathieu Vinken. #VHP4Safety #AOPWiki #wikipathways

@Marvin's PhD thesis is the result of work in the #OpenRiskNet and #EUToxRisk projects

Information leaflet about the mini-symposium, with date (29 Jan), venue (Maastricht University), the registration link, and the program, the last two in the main post.
Egon Willighagenegonw@social.edu.nl
2024-01-15

online via this live stream tomorrow at 16 CET at youtube.com/watch?v=PkurGEIOuf #wikipathways #wikidata #shex #textmining

Egon Willighagenegonw@social.edu.nl
2024-01-15
Egon Willighagenegonw@social.edu.nl
2024-01-08

Next week Andra Waagmeester (@Andrawaag) will defend his PhD thesis on January 16 on the "Biological Pathway Abstractions: From Two-Dimensional Drawings to Multidimensional Linked Data" (maastrichtuniversity.nl/events). In the morning there will be a mini symposium (see image). Register here today: forms.gle/oqMbsVhurBiEQeca7 ! #wikipathways #biology #rdf #wikidata

Advertisement infographics. Program:

10:00 - 10:20	Prof. Dr. Chris Evelo, 	Maastricht University “Is a picture worth a thousand triples?”
10:20 - 11:10	Prof. Dr. Anna Fensel, Wageningen University “Cross-discipline and cross-sector data sharing for solving global challenges”
11:10 - 12:00	Dr. Marco Roos, Leiden University

12:00 - 12:30	Lunch

12:30 - 13:00 	Dr. Rachel Cavill, Maastricht University
13:00 - 13:30	Dr. Rianne Fijten, Maastricht University
13:30 - 14:00	To be announced
Egon Willighagenegonw@social.edu.nl
2023-11-04

okay, the `curl` command is not correct yet (after shopping/dinner), but the "Run" and "Edit" links are now working for all SPARQL endpoints :) bigcat-um.github.io/PRA3006-SP #wikidata #wikipathways #chembl #AOPWiki

Screenshot of part of the linked webpage, showing a syntax-highlighted SPARQL query and just above that two links: one for "run" (which will execute the query with the SPARQL endpoint directly) and one for "edit" (which opens the query in the editor of the SPARQL endpoint, if available). At the bottom, we see a table with the some of the query results.

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