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. 2008 Aug 1;74(18):5759–5768. doi: 10.1128/AEM.01030-08

TABLE 4.

Overrepresentation of transcription factor binding sites among lactic acid-responsive genesa

Transcription factor(s) Significance (log10P value)
pH 3 Overall pH 5 Common pH 3 Specific pH 5
Ace2p (+) 3.89
Aft2p (+) 6.17 (+) 4.39
(−) 3.15 (−) 5.05
Cin5p (+) 4.43 (+) 4.02
(−) 6.94 (−) 5.51
Gcn4p (−) 3.03 (−) 3.18
Gln3p (−) 3.36
Hap1p (+) 6.77 (+) 3.30 (+) 4.66
Nrg1p (+) 3.76 (+) 5.94 (+) 4.12
Phd1p (+) 3.04 (+) 4.71 (+) 3.22
Rcs1p/Aft1p (+) 11.82 (+) 3.20 (+) 8.90
Skn7p (−) 4.25
Sko1p (+) 8.66 (+) 7.69
Sok2p (+) 3.54 (+) 3.02
Ste12p (−) 3.52 (−) 3.61
Stp1p/Bap1p (−) 3.10 (−) 3.97
Sut1p (+) 4.24
Swi5p (+) 3.82 (+) 4.68
Tec1p (−) 5.22 (−) 4.47
Yap1p (−) 3.24 (−) 4.14
Yap7p (−) 3.70 (−) 4.84
a

Overrepresentation of transcription factor binding sites among lactic acid-responsive genes identified in a comparison of lactate-challenged and reference anaerobic chemostat cultures of S. cerevisiae CEN.PK 113-7D at pH 3 and pH 5. Overrepresentation of binding sites for each transcription factor is indicated in the upregulated (+) and downregulated (−) gene sets. Enrichment of transcription factor binding among the common genes and the pH-specific gene sets are also indicated. The significance of each category is numerically indicated as a log10 P value (as described in Materials and Methods [2]).