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Table 5 Identity and abundances of mammalian and bacterial disaccharides.

From: Statistical analysis of the Bacterial Carbohydrate Structure Data Base (BCSDB): Characteristics and diversity of bacterial carbohydrates in comparison with mammalian glycans

 

Acceptors (parents)

Donors (children)

Fuc

Gal

GalNAc

Glc

GlcNAc

GlcA, IdoA or ΔGlcA

Man

Neu5Ac or Neu5Gc

Xyl

GlcNS

Fuc

a1–3 (0.01) [0.15]

a1–2 (2.68) [0.18]

  

a1–3 (2.00) [0.32]

     
     

a1–4 (0.54) [0.09]

     
     

a1–6 (2.84) [0.01]

     

Gal

 

a1–3 (0.92) [0.60]

a1–3 (0.02) [0.12]

a1–3 (0.00) [0.32]

a1–3 (0.00) [0.26]

 

a1–2 [0.40]

 

b1–4 (0.11) [0.00]

 
  

a1–4 (0.22) [0.54]

b1–3 (2.41) [0.54]

a1–6 (0.00) [0.49]

b1–3 (1.86) [0.52]

 

a1–3 [0.10]

   
  

a1–6 (0.02) [0.25]

b1–4 (0.11) [0.11]

b1–3 (0.04) [0.18]

b1–4 (18.06) [1.68]

 

a1–6 [0.12]

   
  

b1–3 (0.70) [0.80]

 

b1–4 (2.51) [2.32]

      
  

b1–4 (0.11) [0.34]

 

b1–6 (0.00) [0.18]

      
  

b1–6 (0.05) [0.42]

 

a1–2 [0.25]

      
  

a1–2 [0.52]

        

GalNAc

 

a1–3 (0.80) [0.05]

a1–3 (0.07) [0.32]

 

b1–4 (0.68) [0.02]

b1–4 (0.12) [0.08]

    
  

b1–3 (0.30) [0.44]

b1–3 (0.03) [0.10]

       
  

b1–4 (0.61) [0.36]

a1–4 [0.14]

       
   

b1–4 [0.20]

       

Glc

 

b1–3 (0.02) [0.40]

a1–6 [0.12]

a1–2 (0.06) [0.95]

b1–3 [0.11]

a1–4 (0.03) [0.27]

a1–3 (0.19) [0.19]

   
  

b1–6 (0.01) [0.34]

b1–3 [0.18]

a1–3 (0.08) [0.83]

b1–6 [0.15]

b1–4 (0.01) [0.12]

b1–4 (0.00) [0.14]

   
  

a1–2 (*) [0.31]

 

a1–4 (0.15) [0.39]

 

b1–3 [0.10]

    
  

a1–3 [0.13]

 

a1–6 (0.10) [0.57]

      
  

a1–4 [0.68]

 

b1–3 (0.05) [0.62]

      
  

a1–6 [0.13]

 

b1–4 (0.00) [1.69]

      
  

b1–4 [0.40]

 

b1–6 (0.01) [0.90]

      
    

a1–1 [0.16]

      
    

b1–2 [0.33]

      

GlcNAc

 

b1–3 (5.38) [1.64]

b1–3 (0.68) [0.04]

 

b1–3 (0.01) [0.34]

a1–4 (0.10) [0.05]

b1–2 (9.46) [0.11]

   
  

b1–4 (0.13) [0.02]

b1–6 (1.45) [0.00]

 

b1–4 (5.61) [0.69]

b1–4 (0.13) [0.13]

b1–4 (2.83) [0.05]

   
  

b1–6 (1.17) [0.04]

  

b1–6 (0.01) [0.22]

 

b1–6 (1.64) [0.02]

   
     

b1–2 [0.15]

     

GlcA, IdoA or ΔGlcA

 

b1–3 (0.13) [0.23]

a1–3 (0.14) [0.01]

b1–4 [0.26]

a1–4 (0.16) [0.01]

b1–4 (0.01) [0.19]

a1–3 [0.22]

  

a1–4 (0.44)

  

b1–4 (*) [0.14]

  

b1–3 (0.13) [0.14]

b1–3 [0.13]

b1–2 [0.19]

  

b1–4 (0.10)

Man

 

a1–3 [0.22]

 

a1–3 (0.00) [0.27]

b1–4 (6.22) [0.02]

 

a1–2 (1.60) [0.92]

   
       

a1–3 (6.39) [0.41]

   
       

a1–4 (0.01) [0.16]

   
       

a1–6 (6.35) [0.53]

   
       

b1–4 [0.17]

   

Neu5Ac or Neu5Gc

 

a2–3 (4.85) [1.01]

a2–6 (0.49)

 

a2–6 (0.22)

  

a2–8 (0.29) [0.12]

  
  

a2–6 (2.64) [0.02]

        

Xyl

        

b1–4 (0.00) [0.10]

 

GlcNS

     

a1–4 (0.34)

    
  1. Linkage types and relative abundances are shown as percentages (rounded to two decimals) of the total disaccharide fragment count for mammals (values in parentheses) or bacteria [values in brackets]. Linkages are listed only for disaccharide fragments present at > 0.1% in either taxonomy group. Values of 0.00 indicate the presence of a linkage at < 0.005%; missing values indicate the absence of that linkage type in the corresponding taxonomy group. An entry (*) denotes that the linkage was reported for mammals in [2] but was not found in the databases. The percentages are cumulative for all ring types (including alditols), all absolute configurations and for all anomeric configurations of the acceptor. For linkages that occur only in mammals or only in bacteria, those with abundences of 0.40% or more are underlined.