kegg-database

To query KEGG biological pathways for a specific gene, you use the Skill to access the KEGG REST API directly, mapping identifiers like NCBI Gene IDs to their corresponding human pathways.

Yes, you can convert KEGG IDs to UniProt or NCBI identifiers. The Skill facilitates cross-database identifier conversion between KEGG, NCBI, UniProt, and PubChem for seamless data integration.

You retrieve compound and drug information from the KEGG database by performing information retrieval operations through the Skill, which fetches details and structures for chemical compounds and drugs.

You do not need an API key for basic bioinformatics queries. The Skill provides direct REST API access to the KEGG database for listing entries, keyword searching, and information retrieval without authentication.

Yes, you can check drug-drug interactions using the KEGG database. The Skill supports specific operations to query and retrieve interaction details directly through the KEGG REST API.

The best way to search for enzymes and diseases in KEGG is using the Skill's keyword searching and listing operations, which query the KEGG REST API to find matching biological entries efficiently.