Enrichment Analysis?

How to use

1. Paste your gene symbols into the box below (comma or newline separated), upload a .txt/.csv file, or click one of the example links to try it out.
2. Select the Organism if your genes aren't human — non-human symbols are automatically mapped to their human orthologs before analysis.
3. Tissue and Disease Names aren't used for this analysis — they only apply to the other three buttons below.
4. Click Pathway Enrichment. You'll first see which of your genes were recognized and which weren't, then be taken to the results.

What you get

• A bar chart of KEGG pathways significantly enriched in your gene list — by default those with a Benjamini–Hochberg adjusted p-value (q-value) below 0.05 — ranked most-significant first and color-coded by significance. You can switch the filter to the raw p-value.
• A results table listing each enriched pathway name, the matched genes (linked to their gene pages), the gene overlap ratio (matched genes ÷ total genes in that pathway), the hypergeometric p-value, the fold enrichment and the q-value.
• Checkboxes to select pathways of interest and run a gene network analysis on them.
• Download buttons to export the results table as CSV or PDF, and the chart as PNG or JPEG.