Saccharomyces cerevisiae: 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 21
- Candida albicans Microbes Recorded only Recorded as able to use the glycerol and xylitol S. cerevisiae makes. Records show both handle the same compound, not that one feeds the other in a gut.Open its map
- Klebsiella pneumoniae Microbes Recorded only Recorded as able to use the d-arabitol and glycerol S. cerevisiae makes. Records show both handle the same compound, not that one feeds the other in a gut.Open its map
- Acidovorax delafieldii Microbes Recorded only Recorded as able to use the d-arabitol S. cerevisiae makes. Records show both handle the same compound, not that one feeds the other in a gut.Open its map
- Aerococcus viridans Microbes Recorded only Recorded as able to use the glycerol S. cerevisiae makes. Records show both handle the same compound, not that one feeds the other in a gut.Open its map
- Bacteroides pyogenes Microbes Recorded only Recorded as able to use the glycerol S. cerevisiae makes. Records show both handle the same compound, not that one feeds the other in a gut.Open its map
- Bacteroides xylanisolvens Microbes Recorded only Recorded as able to use the glycerol S. cerevisiae makes. Records show both handle the same compound, not that one feeds the other in a gut.Open its map
- Bilophila wadsworthia Microbes Recorded only Recorded as able to use the glycerol S. cerevisiae makes. Records show both handle the same compound, not that one feeds the other in a gut.Open its map
- Buchnera aphidicola Microbes Recorded only Recorded as making the d-tryptophan S. cerevisiae uses. Records show both handle the same compound, not that one feeds the other in a gut.Open its map
- Candida tropicalis Microbes Recorded only Recorded as able to use the glycerol S. cerevisiae makes. Records show both handle the same compound, not that one feeds the other in a gut.Open its map
- Clostridium butyricum Microbes Recorded only Recorded as able to use the glycerol S. cerevisiae makes. Records show both handle the same compound, not that one feeds the other in a gut.Open its map
- Elizabethkingia meningoseptica Microbes Recorded only Recorded as able to use the glycerol S. cerevisiae makes. Records show both handle the same compound, not that one feeds the other in a gut.Open its map
- Enterococcus faecalis Microbes Recorded only Recorded as able to use the glycerol S. cerevisiae makes. Records show both handle the same compound, not that one feeds the other in a gut.Open its map
- Enterococcus faecium Microbes Recorded only Recorded as able to use the glycerol S. cerevisiae makes. Records show both handle the same compound, not that one feeds the other in a gut.Open its map
- Enterococcus phoeniculicola Microbes Recorded only Recorded as able to use the glycerol S. cerevisiae makes. Records show both handle the same compound, not that one feeds the other in a gut.Open its map
- Ilyobacter polytropus Microbes Recorded only Recorded as able to use the glycerol S. cerevisiae makes. Records show both handle the same compound, not that one feeds the other in a gut.Open its map
- Lactiplantibacillus pentosus Microbes Recorded only Recorded as able to use the glycerol S. cerevisiae makes. Records show both handle the same compound, not that one feeds the other in a gut.Open its map
- Lentilactobacillus buchneri Microbes Recorded only Recorded as able to use the glycerol S. cerevisiae makes. Records show both handle the same compound, not that one feeds the other in a gut.Open its map
- Levilactobacillus brevis Microbes Recorded only Recorded as able to use the glycerol S. cerevisiae makes. Records show both handle the same compound, not that one feeds the other in a gut.Open its map
- Limosilactobacillus reuteri Microbes Recorded only Recorded as able to use the glycerol S. cerevisiae makes. Records show both handle the same compound, not that one feeds the other in a gut.Open its map
- Mycobacterium tuberculosis Microbes Recorded only Recorded as able to use the glycerol S. cerevisiae makes. Records show both handle the same compound, not that one feeds the other in a gut.Open its map
- Propionibacterium freudenreichii Microbes Recorded only Recorded as able to use the glycerol S. cerevisiae makes. Records show both handle the same compound, not that one feeds the other in a gut.Open its map
Metabolites 15
- Ethanol Metabolites · Makes Recorded only Papers say yes Made or used by most gut microbes we hold (46 species), so it doesn't link microbes on its own.Open its map
- Glucose Metabolites · Eats Recorded only Papers say yes Made or used by most gut microbes we hold (152 species), so it doesn't link microbes on its own.Open its map
- Glycerol Metabolites · Makes Recorded only Papers say yesOpen its map
- D-Galactose Metabolites · Eats Recorded only Papers say yes Made or used by most gut microbes we hold (76 species), so it doesn't link microbes on its own.Open its map
- D-Gluconate Metabolites · Eats Recorded only Papers say yesOpen its map
- D-Mannose Metabolites · Eats Recorded only Papers say yes Made or used by most gut microbes we hold (87 species), so it doesn't link microbes on its own.Open its map
- D-Xylulose Metabolites · Eats Recorded only Papers say yesOpen its map
- L-Arabitol Metabolites · Makes Recorded only Papers say yesOpen its map
- L-Tryptophan Metabolites · Eats Recorded only Papers say yesOpen its map
- Lactate Metabolites · Eats Recorded only Papers say yes Made or used by most gut microbes we hold (107 species), so it doesn't link microbes on its own.Open its map
- Maltose Metabolites · Eats Recorded only Papers say yes Made or used by most gut microbes we hold (119 species), so it doesn't link microbes on its own.Open its map
- Raffinose Metabolites · Eats Recorded only Papers say yes Made or used by most gut microbes we hold (75 species), so it doesn't link microbes on its own.Open its map
- Sucrose Metabolites · Eats Recorded only Papers say yes Made or used by most gut microbes we hold (103 species), so it doesn't link microbes on its own.Open its map
- Trehalose Metabolites · Eats Recorded only Papers say yes Made or used by most gut microbes we hold (56 species), so it doesn't link microbes on its own.Open its map
- Xylitol Metabolites · Makes Recorded only Papers say yesOpen its map
Life factors 0
4 life factors studied, nothing found
Coffee
Omnivore
Vegan
Vegetarian
Health 0
4 conditions compared, nothing found
+5 more recorded (can use what it releases)