Details about Adlercreutzia: NCBI 447020

high G+C gram-positive

Other Names: Adlercreutzia Adlercreutzia Maruo et al. 2008 emend. Nouioui et al. 2018

Distribution Chart and Statistics    |    End Products Produced   |    📚 PubMed Citations   |    89 Interactions with Other Bacteria

Medical Condition Associated

Based on the 71K samples on GMrepo : a curated database of human gut metagenomes as of Oct,2021

Adenoma  Alzheimer Disease  Anemia, Sickle Cell  Anorexia  Arthritis, Reactive  Arthritis, Rheumatoid  Asthma  Atherosclerosis  Attention Deficit Disorder with Hyperactivity  Autism Spectrum Disorder  Autistic Disorder  Autoimmune Diseases  Behcet Syndrome  Bipolar Disorder  Breast Neoplasms  Cardiovascular Diseases  Cholangitis, Sclerosing  Clostridium difficile  Clostridium Infections  Colitis, Ulcerative  Colonic Diseases  Colorectal Neoplasms  Constipation  Crohn Disease  Cystic Fibrosis  Depression  Diabetes Mellitus  Diabetes Mellitus, Type 1  Diabetes Mellitus, Type 2  Diabetes, Gestational  Diarrhea  Epilepsy  Gastroesophageal Reflux  Graves Disease  Hashimoto Disease  Hematologic Neoplasms  HIV  HIV-1  Hypertension  Infant, Low Birth Weight  Inflammatory Bowel Diseases  Intestinal Diseases  Irritable Bowel Syndrome  Kidney Diseases  Kidney Failure, Chronic  Liver Cirrhosis  Liver Diseases  Lung Diseases  Melanoma  Metabolic Syndrome  Migraine Disorders  Non-alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease  Obesity  Overweight  Parkinson Disease  Precursor Cell Lymphoblastic Leukemia-Lymphoma  Prediabetic State  Pregnant Women  REM Sleep Behavior Disorder  Rett Syndrome  Rotavirus Infections  Severe Acute Malnutrition  Shiga-Toxigenic Escherichia coli  Short Bowel Syndrome  Spondylarthritis  Spondylitis, Ankylosing  Stomach Neoplasms  Thyroid Diseases  Thyroid Neoplasms  Tuberculosis  Uveomeningoencephalitic Syndrome 

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Does a specific lab/source detect it?

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SourcePercentagesamples
es-xenogene 25 % 4
SequentiaBiotech 7.89 % 38
CosmosId 73.33 % 23
AmericanGut 33.33 % 18
custom 0 % 5
Microba 20 % 11
Medivere 33.33 % 4
uBiome 65.77 % 833
Thryve 0 % 687
BiomeSight 73.33 % 514

Desired Levels from Some Experts

Some sources used the IQR range (25%ile-75%ile) of healthy controls. This means that 50% of healthy controls will be out of range.

The KM ranges detect where abnormal ranges start

Percentage Seen in Sample
Low Boundary High Boundary Source
0.008 %0.762 % Kaltoft-Moltrup Normal Ranges

Ranges can vary from lab to lab because of different equipment and software being used.

A value of 50 means typical average value. Below 50, lower values, above 50 higher values

Determined from annotated data uploaded to this site for {taxname}
Z-ScoreSymptom NameTypical Value
6     General: Myalgia (pain)    66
6     Immune Manifestations: High Altitude Intolerance    76
5.9     Physical: Northern European    28
5.8     Asymptomatic: No Health Issues    64
5.6     Physical: Organic Diet    22
4.6     Immune Manifestations: general malaise    62
4.6     DePaul University Fatigue Questionnaire : Need to nap during each day    29
4.5     Physical: Long term (chronic) stress    31
4.4     DePaul University Fatigue Questionnaire : Fatigue    38
4.3     Neurological: Difficulty processing information (Understanding)    64
4.2     DePaul University Fatigue Questionnaire : Allergies    36
4.1     Neurological: emotional overload    63
4     Neurological: Impairment of concentration    60
4     Neuroendocrine Manifestations: intolerance of extremes of heat and cold    62
4     General: Headaches    60
4     Official Diagnosis: Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD)    29
4     Neurological: Executive Decision Making (Difficulty making)    61
4     Neuroendocrine Manifestations: Muscle weakness    61
3.9     Blood Type: O Negative    34
3.9     Immune Manifestations: Abdominal Pain    60
3.8     Condition: ME/CFS without IBS    26
3.7     DePaul University Fatigue Questionnaire : Difficulty finding the right word    35
3.7     Autonomic Manifestations: irritable bowel syndrome    59
3.7     Autonomic Manifestations: Cortisol disorders or irregularity    66
3.7     Neurological: Word-finding problems    60
3.6     Neurological-Sleep: Inability for deep (delta) sleep    64
3.6     Neurological: Cognitive/Sensory Overload    62
3.6     Onset: less than 16 years since onset    68
3.6     Onset: 2000-2010    67
3.6     Immune Manifestations: tender lymph nodes    64
3.6     Onset: Gradual    60
3.6     Pain: Pain or aching in muscles    61
3.5     Immune Manifestations: Chronic Flatus / Flatulence / gas    32
3.5     Neurological-Sleep: Chaotic diurnal sleep rhythms (Erratic Sleep)    60
3.4     DePaul University Fatigue Questionnaire : Walking up early in the morning (e.g. 3AM)    35
3.4     Neuroendocrine Manifestations: marked diurnal fluctuation    76
3.4     Neurological: High degree of Empathy before onset    66
3.4     DePaul University Fatigue Questionnaire : Need to have to focus on one thing at a time    34
3.4     Gender: Female    59
3.4     Immune Manifestations: Bloating    58
3.3     Comorbid: Methylation issues (MTHFR)    67
3.3     Immune Manifestations: Alcohol Intolerant    59
3.3     DePaul University Fatigue Questionnaire : Does physical activity make you feel better    33
3.3     Neurological-Audio: hypersensitivity to noise    59
3.2     Pain: Joint pain    62
3.2     Neurological: Confusion    64
3.2     Physical: Work-Sitting    32
3.2     Neuroendocrine Manifestations: worsening of symptoms with stress.    57
3.2     Neurological: Short-term memory issues    60
3.2     General: Fatigue    57
3.2     Immune Manifestations: medication sensitivities.    62
3.2     Immune Manifestations: Thick blood / Hypercoagulation    67
3.1     Autonomic: Graying or blacking out after standing    72
3.1     Neurocognitive: Slowness of thought    58
3.1     Onset: less than 32 years since onset    69
3.1     Immune Manifestations: Hair loss    61
3.1     Joint: Stiffness and swelling    59
3.1     Official Diagnosis: Fibromyalgia    67
3.1     Neurological-Vision: Blurred Vision    62
3.1     Neurological-Vision: photophobia (Light Sensitivity)    60
3     Neurological-Sleep: Vivid Dreams/Nightmares    64
3     Immune Manifestations: new food sensitivities    61
3     Official Diagnosis: Mood Disorders    69
3     DePaul University Fatigue Questionnaire : Anxiety/tension    39
2.9     DePaul University Fatigue Questionnaire : Blurred Vision    29
2.9     Neurological: Difficulty reading    58
2.9     Neuroendocrine Manifestations: subnormal body temperature    58
2.8     DePaul University Fatigue Questionnaire : Difficulty recalling information    32
2.8     Immune: Sensitivity to smell/food/medication/chemicals    59
2.8     Immune: Tender / sore lymph nodes    62
2.7     Autonomic: Vasovagal syncope (easy fainting)    71
2.7     DePaul University Fatigue Questionnaire : Forgetting what you are trying to say    34
2.7     Autonomic: Dizziness or fainting    61
2.7     DePaul University Fatigue Questionnaire : Weight change    34
2.7     Other: Sensitivity to vibrations    64
2.7     Post-exertional malaise: Inappropriate loss of physical and mental stamina,    58
2.7     Condition: Acne    36
2.7     DePaul University Fatigue Questionnaire : Difficulty retaining information    34
2.7     DePaul University Fatigue Questionnaire : Unrefreshing Sleep, that is waking up feeling tired    42
2.7     Neuroendocrine Manifestations: recurrent feelings of feverishness    63
2.6     Neurocognitive: Absent-mindedness or forgetfulness    57
2.6     DePaul University Fatigue Questionnaire : Absent-mindedness    36
2.6     Post-exertional malaise: Worsening of symptoms after mild mental activity    62
2.6     Neuroendocrine: Lost or gained weight without trying    61
2.6     Immune Manifestations: Inflammation of skin, eyes or joints    58
2.6     Comorbid: Fibromyalgia    63
2.6     Comorbid-Mouth: TMJ / Dysfunction of the temporomandibular joint syndrome    58
2.6     Official Diagnosis: Irritable Bowel Syndrome    58
2.6     Sleep: Unrefreshed sleep    56
2.6     Immune Manifestations: recurrent flu-like symptoms    61

I would like to know about this bacteria's

From Published Science

Based on Studies on PubMed
Medical ConditionDirectionPValue
Type 2 Diabetes High 📚 1 citations
Stress / posttraumatic stress disorder Low 📚 1 citations
Crohn's Disease High 📚 1 citations
Carcinoma High 📚 1 citations
Carcinoma Low 📚 1 citations
hypertension (High Blood Pressure High 📚 1 citations
Parkinson's Disease High 📚 1 citations
Liver Cirrhosis High 📚 1 citations
Liver Cirrhosis Low 📚 1 citations
Obesity High 📚 2 citations
Multiple Sclerosis Low 📚 3 citations
Schizophrenia Low 📚 1 citations
Ulcerative colitis Low 📚 1 citations
Allergies High 📚 1 citations
Alzheimer's disease Low 📚 1 citations

I would like to know what can change the quality that I have

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bifidobacterium animalis lactis probiotic bifidobacterium animalis lactis (probiotics) 📓  📚 Increases from 1 studies
Bifidobacterium probiotics bifidobacterium animalis lactis (probiotics) 📓  📚 Increases from 1 studies
black raspberries fruit black raspberries 👶  📚 Decreases from 1 studies
cellulose (prebiotic) microcrystalline cellulose (prebiotic) 📓  📚 Decreases from 1 studies
cold exposure cold exposure 📓  📚 Decreases from 1 studies
cranberry juice, flour or raw cranberry (flour, polyphenols) 👶  📚 Decreases from 1 studies
Diet Style high-saturated fat diet 📓  📚 Decreases from 1 studies
Food (excluding seasonings) black raspberries 👶  📚 Decreases from 1 studies
Food (excluding seasonings) blueberry 📓  📚 Increases from 2 studies
Food (excluding seasonings) cranberry (flour, polyphenols) 👶  📚 Decreases from 1 studies
Food (excluding seasonings) fish oil 📓  📚 Increases from 1 studies
fruit black raspberries 👶  📚 Decreases from 1 studies
fruit blueberry 📓  📚 Increases from 2 studies
fruit cranberry (flour, polyphenols) 👶  📚 Decreases from 1 studies
high fat diet high-saturated fat diet 📓  📚 Decreases from 1 studies
lactobacillus paracasei probiotics lactobacillus paracasei (probiotics) 📓  📚 Increases from 1 studies
lactobacillus probiotics - not specific lactobacillus paracasei (probiotics) 📓  📚 Increases from 1 studies
Miscellaneous, food additives, and other odd items cold exposure 📓  📚 Decreases from 1 studies
not classified Grapefruit seed extract 📓  📚 Decreases from 1 studies
not classified prednisone,(prescription) 📓  📚 Increases from 1 studies
omega 3 supplements fish oil 📓  📚 Increases from 1 studies
Prebiotics and similar microcrystalline cellulose (prebiotic) 📓  📚 Decreases from 1 studies
Probiotics bifidobacterium animalis lactis (probiotics) 📓  📚 Increases from 1 studies
Probiotics lactobacillus paracasei (probiotics) 📓  📚 Increases from 1 studies
Vitamins, Minerals and similar vitamin k2 📓  📚 Increases from 1 studies
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