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Contributing to Reactome
The goal of Reactome is to represent the molecular details of all human pathways as reliably as possible. As of Reactome version 74 (September 2020), our coverage of human proteins is 10,922 – over half of all proteins with an identifiable function. Coverage improves continuously; see the Editorial Calendar for details of planned content for the next quarterly release.
All our content is sourced from and reviewed by expert biologists who generously volunteer their time and effort. We welcome contributions of any size from the biological community. We provide digital object identifiers (DOIs) for Reactome pathways and credit external authors and reviewers using an ORCID-based system to document their contributors. If you are interested please contact help@reactome.org for an informal discussion.