KEGG as a Language Narrative: meaningful nodes, intelligent fluid edges, and the literary architecture of biological knowledge
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KEGG — the Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes — can be read not merely as a bioinformatics resource, but as a disciplined narrative system in which genes, compounds, reactions, pathways, modules, and diseases become legible as elements of an executable language. This essay develops that interpretation and connects it to a broader view of biological intelligence as structured meaning. March 2026
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Computational Drug Discovery Methods
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Metabolism
Natural Sciences > Chemistry > Biochemistry > Metabolism
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