Latest stable release v2.5.2 (5th May 2014). Latest developer release v3.0.0a (23rd June 2014).
Pathomx is an interactive tool for the analysis and visualisation of scientific data. Built on the MetaCyc database it allows rapid exploration of complex datasets through configurable and extensible plugin. Multiple annotations from the MetaCyc database are available including synonyms, associated reactions and pathways and database unification links.
Metabolomics and genomic data can be imported via various routes for visualisation on targeted pathways. Pathways can be mined and removed algorithmically to identify key regulated pathways within in a given dataset providing a simper route to metabolic function.
Stable The current trunk of Pathomx is stable and can be built using cx_Freeze (as-is on Windows, with some tweaks on Mac). The latest version (2.5.2) is now available to download Windows 7 & 8 (x64) • Mac OS X Mountain Lion .app • Github • Python .eggs or .gz source.
It is developed in Python, using Qt5/PyQt5, Matplotlib (for graphing), numpy/scipy (for number handling), nmrglue (for NMR data import), scikit-learn (for statistical analysis methods) and the d3.js visualisation engine for pretty interactive graphs. Developers are very welcome to contribute, just get in touch!
Download Windows 7 & 8 (x64) • Mac OS X Mountain Lion .app • Github • Python .eggs or .gz source.
Pathomx requires installation of Graphviz for pathway drawing.
Pathomx is available free for any use under the GPLv3 license.
Pathomx is built on the MetaCyc pathway database itself part of the BioCyc family. The supplied database is generated via the MetaCyc API and stored locally. Licenses for the entire MetaCyc database are also available free of charge for academic and government use.