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<h1>WikiPathways Academy</h1>
<h2>Organized training challenges for new WikiPathways authors</h2>
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<h2>Introduction</h2>
<p>
Pathways explain how the cells in our bodies work. Like a wiring diagram, pathways show the flow of
interactions and reactions among molecules that perform all the functions of Life. There are pathways
for the metabolism of sugars and the development of the heart. There are also pathways for tumor growth
and drug activity. </p>
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Researchers around the world continue to discover new pathways all the time. In fact, thousands of
new pathway diagrams are published in the scientific literature each year! Unfortunately, they are often
provided only as static images that can't easily be searched or used in follow-up research.
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The goal of the <b>WikiPathways</b> project is to collect pathway information in a format that can be
used by researchers, patients and students. Additionally, all collected content is free and open access.
Our approach is similar to Wikipedia: provide easy-to-use tools
to allow <i>any individual</i> to contribute content. That's where YOU come in!
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WikiPathways Academy will walk you through the process of becoming a pathway author. We start with basic
terminology and rapidly progress to using the authoring tools. In no time at all, you will be able to
take the pathway information trapped in static images and unleash it upon the world as living pathway
models!
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