Cellavia · Interactive pathway map
Metabolic Atlas
Explore the map of your metabolism.
- 19metabolic pathways
- 67genes
- 66variants
- 7-step guided tour
- Tap a gene to see what it does
- Full screen on mobile
Cellavia Metabolic Atlas
Your genes on the pathway map
See at a glance where your genetic findings sit in your metabolism. The atlas is a simplified map of the 19 metabolic pathways in the report; you review your own results with your physician in the results consultation.
- 19 pathways, one map
- Search by gene or RSID
- 7-step guided tour
- Full screen and mobile-friendly
Pathways / Overview
67 genes · 66 variants · 19 pathways
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Metabolic Atlas
Explore your body's chemistry map in 7 steps
The map is for information only; the selection of genes and variants is illustrative and contains no personal results. Drag to move around, and after clicking on the map use the scroll wheel to zoom.
Sources
- Metabolic pathways: Nicholson DE. Metabolic Pathways, 22nd edition. International Union of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (IUBMB) and Sigma-Aldrich, 2003. The map has been simplified and redrawn by Cellavia on the basis of this source; it is not a copy of the original poster.
- Enzyme numbers: IUBMB Enzyme Commission (EC) classification.
- Gene names and variant IDs (RSID): HGNC gene nomenclature and the NCBI dbSNP database.
The language of genetics
Single-letter differences, personal responses
- DNA
- The molecule that carries the information cells need to build and run themselves, written in the letters A, T, G and C.
- SNP
- A single-letter difference at a specific position in the DNA that can vary from person to person.
- Allele
- One of the letter forms that can occur at the same position – for example A or G.
- Genotype
- The combination of the two alleles you carry at a position – one inherited from your mother, one from your father.
- AANot a carrierNo effect allele
- AGHeterozygousOne copy
- GGHomozygousTwo copies
Review your own map with your physician
The findings in your GenoMetabolics report are reviewed on this atlas with your physician in the results consultation.
Frequently asked questions
What people ask
Does the atlas show my personal results?
No. The atlas on this page is for information only and contains no personal results. The findings in your own GenoMetabolics report are reviewed with your physician in the results consultation.
How do I use the atlas?
Start the guided tour or tap a pathway to zoom in. Tap a gene to see its function and the variants analysed; you can also search by gene name or RSID.
Which analysis is it linked to?
The atlas is a simplified map of the 19 metabolic pathways in the GenoMetabolics report. GenoNutra findings can also be reviewed on the relevant pathways.
Consultation
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