Metabolomic response of a marine bacterium to 3,6-anhydro-L-galactose, the rare sugar from red macroalgae, as the sole carbon source

Engineering & Materials Science

• Bacteria 73%
• Bioconversion 34%
• Biomass 19%
• Biosynthesis 34%
• Carbohydrates 61%
• Carbon 49%
• Gas chromatography 27%
• Glucose 24%
• Mass spectrometry 27%
• Metabolic Networks and Pathways 60%
• Metabolism 27%
• Metabolites 59%
• Metabolomics 100%
• Microorganisms 26%
• Sugars 79%

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Bacteria 44%
• Biomass 7%
• Carbohydrates 10%
• Carbon 64%
• Galactose 72%
• Gas Chromatography 6%
• Glucose 3%
• Growth 3%
• Mass Spectrometry 5%
• Metabolic Networks and Pathways 12%
• Metabolome 6%
• Metabolomics 72%
• Seaweed 93%
• Sugars 63%
• Valine 7%
• Vibrio 7%

Chemical Compounds

• Bioconversion 16%
• Biosynthesis 10%
• Carbohydrate 21%
• Carbon Atom 30%
• Catabolic 17%
• Galactose 13%
• Gas Chromatography 10%
• Glucose 9%
• Glycerolipid 19%
• Metabolic 53%
• Metabolite 18%
• Pharmacological Metabolism 10%
• Red 45%
• Strain 18%
• Time-of-Flight Mass Spectrometry 13%
• Valine 14%