Mate and fuse: how yeast cells do it
Many cells are able to orient themselves in a non-uniform environment by responding to
localized cues. This leads to a polarized cellular response, where the cell can either grow or …
localized cues. This leads to a polarized cellular response, where the cell can either grow or …
Genetic basis of cell–cell fusion mechanisms
PS Aguilar, MK Baylies, A Fleissner, L Helming… - Trends in Genetics, 2013 - cell.com
Cell–cell fusion in sexually reproducing organisms is a mechanism to merge gamete
genomes and, in multicellular organisms, it is a strategy to sculpt organs, such as muscle …
genomes and, in multicellular organisms, it is a strategy to sculpt organs, such as muscle …
[HTML][HTML] A focus on yeast mating: From pheromone signaling to cell-cell fusion
Cells live in a chemical environment and are able to orient towards chemical cues.
Unicellular haploid fungal cells communicate by secreting pheromones to reproduce …
Unicellular haploid fungal cells communicate by secreting pheromones to reproduce …
Changes in the sterol composition of the plasma membrane affect membrane potential, salt tolerance and the activity of multidrug resistance pumps in Saccharomyces …
M Kodedová, H Sychrová - PloS one, 2015 - journals.plos.org
We investigated the impact of the deletions of genes from the final steps in the biosynthesis
of ergosterol (ERG6, ERG2, ERG3, ERG5, ERG4) on the physiological function of the …
of ergosterol (ERG6, ERG2, ERG3, ERG5, ERG4) on the physiological function of the …
Distribution and functions of sterols and sphingolipids
JT Hannich, K Umebayashi… - Cold Spring Harbor …, 2011 - cshperspectives.cshlp.org
Sterols and sphingolipids are considered mainly eukaryotic lipids even though both are
present in some prokaryotes, with sphingolipids being more widespread than sterols. Both …
present in some prokaryotes, with sphingolipids being more widespread than sterols. Both …
Evolutionary engineering reveals divergent paths when yeast is adapted to different acidic environments
Tolerance of yeast to acid stress is important for many industrial processes including organic
acid production. Therefore, elucidating the molecular basis of long term adaptation to acidic …
acid production. Therefore, elucidating the molecular basis of long term adaptation to acidic …
Steroid-transforming enzymes in fungi
K Kristan, TL Rižner - The Journal of steroid biochemistry and molecular …, 2012 - Elsevier
Fungal species are a very important source of many different enzymes, and the ability of
fungi to transform steroids has been used for several decades in the production of …
fungi to transform steroids has been used for several decades in the production of …
The wide‐ranging phenotypes of ergosterol biosynthesis mutants, and implications for microbial cell factories
EJ Johnston, T Moses, SJ Rosser - Yeast, 2020 - Wiley Online Library
Yeast strains have been used extensively as robust microbial cell factories for the production
of bulk and fine chemicals, including biofuels (bioethanol), complex pharmaceuticals …
of bulk and fine chemicals, including biofuels (bioethanol), complex pharmaceuticals …
The ecdysteroidome of Drosophila: influence of diet and development
Ecdysteroids are the hormones regulating development, physiology and fertility in
arthropods, which synthesize them exclusively from dietary sterols. But how dietary sterol …
arthropods, which synthesize them exclusively from dietary sterols. But how dietary sterol …
Bottom-up shotgun lipidomics by higher energy collisional dissociation on LTQ Orbitrap mass spectrometers
K Schuhmann, R Herzog, D Schwudke… - Analytical …, 2011 - ACS Publications
Higher energy collision dissociation (HCD) is a complementary fragmentation tool that has
recently become available on mass spectrometers of the LTQ Orbitrap family. We report on a …
recently become available on mass spectrometers of the LTQ Orbitrap family. We report on a …