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The role of glycerol transporters in yeast cells in various physiological and stress conditions.

FEMS microbiology letters - 1 Jan 2015

Duskova Michala, Borovikova Diana, Herynkova Pavla, Rapoport Alexander, Sychrova Hana

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Small and uncharged glycerol is an important molecule for yeast metabolism and osmoadaptation. Using a series of S. cerevisiae BY4741-derived mutants lacking genes encoding a glycerol exporter (Fps1p) and/or importer (Stl1p) and/or the last kinase of the HOG pathway (Hog1p), we studied their phenotypes and various physiological characteristics with the aim of finding new roles for glycerol transporters. Though...

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PMID: 25673653
DOI: 10.1093/femsle/fnu041

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