Skills
Search pathways in Duaer
In Duaer, search Reactome pathways. One successful search uses 1 credit.
What Duaer returns
Each pathway returns pathwayId, species, summary, diagram links, compartments, GO, doi, dates, and flags. Use pathwayId with proteins.pathway. Exact id lookup fills more fields than words search.
Key
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---
name: duaer-pathways
description: >-
Search Reactome pathways through Duaer. Use the pathwayId with proteins.pathway. One successful search uses 1 Duaer credit.
---
# Duaer pathways
Search Reactome pathways through Duaer. Use the pathwayId with proteins.pathway. One successful search uses 1 Duaer credit.
## Call
`GET https://api.duaer.com/v1/data/pathways?q=insulin&limit=10`
Header: `Authorization: Bearer <Duaer key>`
Use an account key or a model API key.
Get a Duaer key: https://skills.duaer.com/keys.md
- At least one search field is required. Fields combine.
- Search with `q` first; use `id` only when you already have it from a result.
- Word searches default to Homo sapiens pathways.
- `q` — words in the pathway name or summary.
- `id` — optional. Reactome pathway id from a result (`pathwayId`), such as `R-HSA-264876`.
- `name` — optional. Pathway name.
- `limit` — optional. From 1 to 20. Default 10.
- Use `pathwayId` as `pathway` when searching proteins. Reuse `pathwayId` in `id` for an exact lookup.
- Open `browserUrl` for the interactive Reactome diagram, or `diagramUrl` for a PNG export.
- Result fields: source, title, url, summary, pathwayId, dbId, stIdVersion, species, browserUrl, diagramUrl, figureUrl, hasDiagram, hasEHLD, isDisease, doi, releaseDate, lastUpdatedDate, compartments, compartmentAccessions, goId, goName, schemaClass. Exact id lookup fills more fields than a words search.
## Result
Each item includes `source`, `title`, `url`, and `summary`, plus the fields named on this skill.
## Credits
One successful search uses 1 credit.
An empty search, a failed search, a compound that matches nothing, or no remaining credits uses 0.
No remaining credits returns 402 and does not search.
A missing key returns 401.