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Roles of Pbp1, Mkt1, and Dhh1 in the regulation of gene expression in the medium containing non-fermentative carbon sources.

Genes to cells : devoted to molecular & cellular mechanisms - 1 Dec 2024

Himeno Yurika, Endo Nozomi, Rana Varsha, Akitake Natsu, Suda Tomomi, Suda Yasuyuki, Mizuno Tomoaki, Irie Kenji

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Pbp1, a yeast ortholog of human ataxin-2, is important for cell growth in the medium containing non-fermentable carbon sources. We had reported that Pbp1 regulates expression of genes related to glycogenesis via transcriptional regulation and genes related to mitochondrial function through mRNA stability control. To further analyze the role of Pbp1 in gene expression, we first examined the time course of gene...

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PMID: 39460681
DOI: 10.1111/gtc.13174

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