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. 2023 Apr 19;14(3):e00102-23. doi: 10.1128/mbio.00102-23

TABLE 2.

Six out of the top 15 metabolic sets are significantly affected under Pi starvation

Pathwaya Match statusb P value −log (P)c Impactd
Purine metabolism 17/62 0.0000056885 5.245 0.43543
Pyrimidine metabolism 9/34 0.0016028 2.7951 0.47488
Glycolysis or gluconeogenesis 6/24 0.013697 1.8634 0.41811
Nicotinate and nicotinamide metabolism 4/12 0.015489 1.81 0.50185
Cysteine and methionine metabolism 8/41 0.02079 1.6822 0.21078
Citrate cycle (TCA cycle) 5/20 0.024305 1.6143 0.2306
Methane metabolism 5/23 0.042866 1.3679 0.32774
Lysine biosynthesis 4/16 0.043511 1.3614 0.0
Glycine, serine, and threonine metabolism 6/32 0.052435 1.2804 0.30324
Arginine biosynthesis 4/18 0.064018 1.1937 0.14819
Pentose phosphate pathway 4/18 0.064018 1.1937 0.52896
Glyoxylate and dicarboxylate metabolism 5/26 0.068182 1.1663 0.26506
Cyanoamino acid metabolism 2/8 0.14937 0.82572 0.0
Synthesis and degradation of ketone bodies 1/3 0.23995 0.61987 0.0
Beta-alanine metabolism 2/11 0.24839 0.60487 0.0
a

The data correspond to Fig. 4B; bold font indicates significant pathways.

b

(Number of significant metabolites)/(total number of metabolites) in given pathway.

c

The top 15 metabolic pathways were ranked based on P value. The metabolic pathways with a −log (P) value of >1.5 were considered significantly altered in this analysis.

d

The impact value was calculated by pathway topology analysis.