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ErbB signaling — Catalyst

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ErbB signaling

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WP:673

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A pathway is a curated set of reactions that a database groups under one name. Everything the graph places in it is listed below, and each row is a hypothesis about membership rather than a finding.

4 reference statements name it. None connects it directly to a compound with a graded finding, so this page serves and is not indexed — the floor in 80_DISCOVERY §3.

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Every line here restates one record in a reference database — a reaction, a transport, an expression measurement, a pathway membership. Those records are established. The statement drawn from each is a hypothesis about ErbB signaling: no source reports it as a result, and none carries a grade.

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4 statements

4 statements in 1 reference database name ErbB signaling — WikiPathways. Press a relation to see only its rows; every count is the rows behind it.

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MTOR participates in ErbB signalingProteinWikiPathways WP673Inferred only
PIK3CA participates in ErbB signalingProteinWikiPathways WP673Inferred only
PIK3CD participates in ErbB signalingProteinWikiPathways WP673Inferred only
PLCG2 participates in ErbB signalingProteinWikiPathways WP673Inferred only