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  1. You can use either spids or accession numbers to identify the molecules that make up your complex.
    In the given example for the submission of a complex: the complex "comp1" is made up of two molecules, one identified by accession no. (ac="sw:Q60631") and the other identified by spid (spid="sp119179").


  2. To submit a complex into SigPath you need to submit the reaction that makes the complex.


  3. while submitting a reaction in which a molecule is modified you need to create a modified chemical and reference it in the reaction.


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Jul 25th, 2005; New SigPath beta release [Release info]
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Sep 22nd, 2004; New beta release of SigPath available for preview and testing. [Release info]
Sep 3rd, 2004; A description of SigPath is now available in Science STKE. SigPath users may now cite it as Quantitative information management for the biochemical computation of cellular networks. Campagne F, Neves S, Chang CW, Skrabanek L, Ram PT, Iyengar R, Weinstein H. Science STKE 248:PL11. (2004). [SigPath]
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