Treponema denticola: 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.
Metabolites 10
- Butyrate Metabolites · Makes From genomes (AGORA2) 6 of 6 strains Made or used by most gut microbes we hold (48 species), so it doesn't link microbes on its own.Open its map
- Glucose Metabolites · Eats From genomes (AGORA2) 6 of 6 strains Made or used by most gut microbes we hold (152 species), so it doesn't link microbes on its own.Open its map
- Glycine Metabolites · Eats From genomes (AGORA2) 6 of 6 strainsOpen its map
- L-alanine Metabolites · Eats From genomes (AGORA2) 6 of 6 strainsOpen its map
- L-arginine Metabolites · Eats From genomes (AGORA2) 6 of 6 strainsOpen its map
- L-cysteine Metabolites · Eats From genomes (AGORA2) 6 of 6 strainsOpen its map
- L-serine Metabolites · Eats From genomes (AGORA2) 6 of 6 strainsOpen its map
- Lactate Metabolites · Eats From genomes (AGORA2) 6 of 6 strains Made or used by most gut microbes we hold (107 species), so it doesn't link microbes on its own.Metabolites · Makes From genomes (AGORA2) 6 of 6 strains Made or used by most gut microbes we hold (107 species), so it doesn't link microbes on its own.Open its map
- Propanol Metabolites · Makes From genomes (AGORA2) 6 of 6 strainsOpen its map
- Propionate Metabolites · Makes From genomes (AGORA2) 6 of 6 strains Made or used by most gut microbes we hold (48 species), so it doesn't link microbes on its own.Open its map
6 metabolites it can't eat
Inulin
Resistant starch
Starch
Pectin
Lactose
Gut mucus
17 metabolites it can't make
Secondary bile acids
Thiamin
Riboflavin
Niacin
Pyridoxine
Biotin