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  • How do I find chemical–gene interactions?
  • How do I find what kinds of genes (GO terms) interact with a chemical?
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  • How do I find the references supporting a chemical, gene, or disease relationship?
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• Biochemical Pathways
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  • How do I find the pathways associated with a gene?
  • How do I find the pathways affected by a chemical?
• Sample Queries
  • What human diseases are associated with the gene HMOX1?
  • What human diseases are associated with the chemical arsenic?
  • What genes interact with the chemical estradiol?
  • What chemicals interact with the gene MAPK1?
  • What references report an interaction between the chemical zinc and the gene ICAM1?
  • What transcription factors have their activity affected by heavy metals?
  • How does the chemical resveratrol affect the gene p53?
  • What are the molecular functions, biological processes, and cellular components (GO terms) of genes that interact with the chemicals TCDD or bisphenol A?
  • What chemicals are associated with lung cancer?
  • What genes interact with all three chemicals estradiol, progesterone and vitamin D?

What chemicals interact with the gene MAPK1?

1. Perform a gene keyword search using the symbol MAPK1.
   
2. Click the Chemicals tab on the MAPK1 gene page.
   
3. The Chemicals tab lists chemicals that interact with MAPK1, ranked by number of interactions. Columns can be sorted by clicking on the headers.