Compound
alpha-lactose
No description recorded for this entry yet. Everything this graph holds about alpha-lactose is below.
What it touches on the way
A finding says alpha-lactose moved an endpoint. This is the biology in between: the proteins and reactions it runs through to get there. It is where to look for the two things a list of findings cannot answer — why a result might happen, and what else acts on the same machinery.
3 of these are proteins with a page of their own, and that is the door: a protein page says what else it carries, which is how one compound leads to the next.
Mechanistic reach
3 entities
3 entities reached, most connected first. Hub metabolites are excluded, so this is not a claim that the compound touches everything.
What the reference databases state
The section above shows paths a projection assembled. This is the reference layer itself, one step from alpha-lactose: what the cleared databases state it reacts with, is carried by, is converted to and takes part in, whether or not a projection has walked it yet.
Statements
8 statements
8 statements in 1 reference database name alpha-lactose — Human-GEM. Press a relation to see only its rows; every count is the rows behind it.
- alpha-lactose is a substrate of B4GALT1ProteinHuman-GEM MAR07674Inferred only
- alpha-lactose is a substrate of B4GALT2ProteinHuman-GEM MAR07674Inferred only
- alpha-lactose is a substrate of GLB1ProteinHuman-GEM MAR04415Inferred only
- alpha-lactose is a substrate of GLB1LProteinHuman-GEM MAR04415Inferred only
- alpha-lactose is a substrate of LALBAProteinHuman-GEM MAR07674Inferred only
- alpha-lactose is a substrate of LCTProteinHuman-GEM MAR08764Inferred only
- alpha-lactose is a substrate of LCTProteinHuman-GEM MAR04415Inferred only
- alpha-lactose is a substrate of TMPPEProteinHuman-GEM MAR04415Inferred only