Signaling by WNT - Pathway Page
Name Signaling by WNT
Resource Reactome
Genes HIST1H2BJ CUL1 GNB1 DAAM1 PPP2CB RSPO3 SMARCA4 PFN1 CUL3 WNT3 PPP2CA SOX7 FZD3 PSMB3 EP300 TLE2 H2BFS FRAT1 PSMC1 ASH2L SOX4 WNT16 PIP5K1B RAC1 AP2A2 CSNK2B AGO2 FZD4 BCL9 TNRC6C SOX2 PSMD5 HIST1H2AD CSNK1G2 CTNNB1 PSMB10 PPP2R5B CLTB AGO3 WNT1 PSMA1 GNG12 PSME2 WNT11 PRKCG PSMA2 LGR4 VPS35 PSMD6 PPP2R5D WLS H3F3A AKT1 TLE1 BCL9L USP8 RSPO4 PSMB5 HIST1H2BM PSMD11 HIST1H2BD CSNK2A2 PSMB9 WIF1 UBC PRKCB GSK3B PSMF1 PSMD4 TNRC6A GNB5 GNG3 PSMA7 VPS26A CALM1 PORCN AXIN1 HIST2H2AA3 MEN1 HIST1H2BK AP2M1 PPP2R5C GNGT1 SNX3 PPP2R1A GNAT2 PRKCA FZD7 PRKG1 FZD5 WNT7B AES AGO1 WNT2 NFATC1 PSMB11 PPP2R5E LGR6 ARRB2 PSME1 PPP2R5A PSMA5 H2AFZ PSMB7 CBY1 AMER1 GNAO1 RYK SOX17 AKT2 TERT RUNX3 DKK1 GNB4 WNT5B ZNRF3 WNT3A ITPR3 SOX13 PSMD7 CTBP2 SMURF2 ITPR2 GNG2 PRKG2 PSMB1 RBBP5 CCDC88C WNT5A PSMA4 HIST3H2BB HIST1H2BA HIST3H3 DVL2 TCF7 PSMB8 WNT10B RPS27A WNT10A PARD6A ROR2 LEF1 FZD8 SFRP2 SOST RBX1 TNKS2 H2AFJ SCRIB VANGL2 UBA52 CTBP1 CREBBP WNT8A TCF7L2 RAC2 GNG7 NLK GNG11 XIAP H2AFV LGR5 TCF7L1 CHD8 AP2B1 RAC3 HIST1H2AC TNKS FZD6 HIST2H3D CLTC SRY SKP1 PSMA8 DVL1 LEO1 PPP3CA SEM1 DKK4 PDE6A CAV1 GNG10 CSNK1A1 ITPR1 PSMD1 TMED5 HIST2H2AC HIST2H4A PLCB2 PSMC2 RNF146 PSMD13 GNG8 PSMD2 HIST1H2AB PSMC3 CSNK1E HIST1H2BO KREMEN1 PYGO1 CLTA PSMB6 DVL3 GNB2 HIST1H2BC PSMD3 HIST1H2BN RSPO1 XPO1 UBB SOX9 CTNNBIP1 DKK2 AP2A1 PPP2R1B TNRC6B KMT2D PLCB3 VPS29 PSMD9 HIST2H2BE DACT1 RNF43 KLHL12 TLE3 PDE6G HDAC1 MYC WNT9B WNT8B CXXC4 APC TRRAP HIST1H2BB SOX6 HIST1H2AJ H2AFX PPP3R1 HIST1H2BH H2AFB1 WNT9A PSMB2 AP2S1 PSMC4 GNG5 MAP3K7 WNT7A PSMC5 USP34 GNG13 WNT2B CAMK2A TLE4 FZD2 PDE6B AGO4 HIST1H2BL CSNK2A1 PRICKLE1 HIST1H3A GNG4 RHOA GNB3 SMURF1 RUVBL1 SFRP1 PSMA3 PYGO2 BTRC PSME4 PSMB4 PSMA6 FRAT2 FZD1 MOV10 GNGT2 KREMEN2 RSPO2 PSMD8 LRP6 PSMD10 YWHAZ WNT6 PSME3 ROR1 SOX3 PSMD12 AXIN2 HECW1 PSMD14 PSMC6 KAT5 LRP5 WNT4 PLCB1 PPP3CB CDC73
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Hierarchy Landscape

The following plot represents the hierarchical landscape of 'Signaling by WNT'. The hierarchical tree allows to click on the pathways with children (black border) and continue the exploration. All nodes are colored by their source (click on the map for the legend) and cross-link to the original pathway page.

Super-Pathways

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ComPath is developed and maintained in an academic capacity by Daniel Domingo-Fernández and Charles Tapley Hoyt at the Fraunhofer SCAI Department of Bioinformatics. This web application relies on data loaded from KEGG, Reactome, and WikiPathways Restful APIs, as well as MSigDB. More information here.