Key Event Components

  • Key Event Components (KECs) are used to describe Key Events (KEs) in a computable way, by defining an action, processes, and object term that maps to controlled vocabulary and ontology terms.
  • KECs on this page can be filtered by the action, process, and object terms, as well as by source ontologies.
  • Link to source ontology terms are provided in cases where the URL was available when the ontology terms were added to the AOP-Wiki database.
  • A complete list of all KECs is available in TSV format on the Downloads Page.
Showing 1 to 25 of 1146 KECs
Clear Table Filters
ID Action Process Object Associated Key Events (KEs)
367 increased Carcinoma (MESH:D002277)
366 increased Adenoma (MESH:D000236)
100 decreased fertility (MESH:D005298)
82 increased paralysis (MP:0000753)
128 increased inflammatory response (GO:0006954)
93 decreased testosterone biosynthetic process (GO:0061370) testosterone (CHEBI:17347)
119 decreased ATP biosynthetic process (GO:0006754) ATP (CHEBI:15422)
26 decreased fatty acid beta-oxidation (GO:0006635) fatty acid (CHEBI:35366)
83 decreased population growth rate (PCO:0000008)
16 increased mortality (MESH:D009026)
277 decreased sperm (CL:0000019)
450 occurrence autophagic cell death (GO:0048102)
273 increased abnormal fetal Leydig cell differentiation (MP:0013603)
172 increased SREBP signaling pathway (GO:0032933) sterol regulatory element-binding protein 1 (PR:000015611)
65 increased glucocorticoid receptor activity (GO:0004883) glucocorticoid receptor (PR:000011406)
137 increased estrogen receptor activity (GO:0030284) estrogen receptor (PR:000007204)
274 increased Testicular dysgenesis (HP:0008715)
81 increased hyperactivity (MP:0001399)
73 increased mutation (MESH:D009154) deoxyribonucleic acid (CHEBI:16991)
163 increased hepatocellular carcinoma (MESH:D006528)
32 decreased aromatase activity (GO:0070330) aromatase (PR:000006100)
266 increased apoptotic process (GO:0006915)
41 decreased thyroxine (CHEBI:30660)
201 increased cell activation (GO:0001775)
2 increased hyperplasia (MESH:D006965)