Table 5.
A total of fifteen pathways contain a high amount of biomarkers for both assays, with at best 46 markers included in one individual pathway model
| Pathway ID | Title of pathway* | ChEBI IDs In PW |
|---|---|---|
| WP3604 | Biochemical pathways: part I% | 46 |
| WP4042 | Nucleobase catabolism% | 21 |
| WP4225 | Pyrimidine metabolism and related diseases | 18 |
| WP1936 | Transport of inorganic cations/anions and amino acids/oligopeptides% | 17 |
| WP4584 | Biomarkers for pyrimidine metabolism disorders | 17 |
| WP1935 | Transport of bile salts and organic acids, metal ions and amine compounds% | 17 |
| WP3925 | Amino acid metabolism | 15 |
| WP4224 | Purine metabolism and related disorders | 14 |
| WP4082 | Nucleotide salvage% | 14 |
| WP1938 | tRNA aminoacylation% | 13 |
| WP1937 | Transport of vitamins, nucleosides, and related molecules% | 12 |
| WP4792 | Purine metabolism | 12 |
| WP4595 | Urea cycle and associated pathways | 11 |
| WP4022 | Pyrimidine metabolism | 10 |
| WP4583 | Biomarkers for urea cycle disorders | 10 |
Medical-Ethical Review * : % indicates which pathways were not found in the top three relevant pathways for any patient