Helicobacter pylori: its interactions
Everything we hold for this microbe: the microbes it lives with, the metabolites it eats and makes, life factors and health. Click any dot to centre the map on it.
Microbes 1
- Bacteroides thetaiotaomicron Microbes Recorded only Recorded as making the urea H. pylori uses. Records show both handle the same compound, not that one feeds the other in a gut.Open its map
Metabolites 10
- Ammonia Metabolites · Makes From genomes (AGORA2) 232 of 232 strainsOpen its map
- D-gluconate (Entner-Doudoroff pathway) Metabolites · Eats From genomes (AGORA2) 232 of 232 strainsOpen its map
- Sulfide Metabolites · Makes From genomes (AGORA2) 232 of 232 strainsOpen its map
- Urea Metabolites · Eats Recorded only 25 of 25 strainsMetabolites · Eats Recorded only Papers say yesOpen its map
- Triphenyltetrazolium chloride Metabolites · Eats Recorded only 8 of 15 strainsOpen its map
- Glucose Metabolites · Eats Recorded only 2 of 23 strains Made or used by most gut microbes we hold (152 species), so it doesn't link microbes on its own.Open its map
- Gut mucus Metabolites · Eats Recorded only Papers say yes Made or used by most gut microbes we hold (33 species), so it doesn't link microbes on its own.Open its map
- NH3 Metabolites · Makes Recorded only Papers say yes Made or used by most gut microbes we hold (44 species), so it doesn't link microbes on its own.Open its map
- CO2 Metabolites · Makes Recorded only Papers say yes Made or used by most gut microbes we hold (43 species), so it doesn't link microbes on its own.Open its map
- Hippurate Metabolites · Eats Recorded only 1 of 27 strainsOpen its map
5 metabolites it can't eat
Inulin
Resistant starch
Starch
Pectin
Lactose
21 metabolites it can't make
Butyrate
Propionate
Lactic acid
Succinate
Formate
Secondary bile acids