Please see our Troubleshooting page.
No, you do not currently need a subscription to access that database, but you will be asked to create a FREE BioCyc account to access EcoCyc.
The best way to do this is by contacting your institution's Information Technology (IT) department to request they purchase a subscription. If you can't find their's contact information, please contact us and we can try to help you locate this information.
No, all subscriptions provide the same level of access: unrestricted access to all databases within BioCyc.
After a small number of free access, all BioCyc users are asked to create free accounts, even if their institution subscribes.
In addition, if you are off-campus, make sure you are accessing BioCyc through your institution's VPN or proxy server. If you don't know how to do this, please contact your IT department. If you are on-campus, please contact us with a screenshot of the issue and your public IP address where you are experiencing the issue.
You can obtain a free trial for BioCyc for one month by creating a BioCyc account. Once the one month has expired, you will only be able to access the free databases EcoCyc and Faecalibacterium prausnitzii A2-165.
Please contact us to discuss your options.
The best way to do this is also by contacting your IT department, but your request will be more effective if you ask your lab head or Principal Investigator (i.e., a faculty member) to submit the request.
During the first year, your price will be set based on the size of your institution. In following years, the price is determined by usage in the prior year. This page describes how we count usage.
Yes, please contact us about your unique situation -- it is possible to create an internal mirror for BioCyc.
Yes, many of our subscribers use EZ-Proxy for their off-campus access.
If you are a subscriber and need our configuration stanza, it is as follows:
Title BioCyc