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. 2011 Aug;77(15):5294–5306. doi: 10.1128/AEM.02976-10

Table 2.

Genes significantly differentially regulated in response to diacetate and lactate effects and the interaction of the organic acids as determined by ANOVA model B

Organic acid effect Strain(s) No. of genes witha:
Selected differentially transcribed genes or gene setsb
Increased transcription Decreased transcription Gene sets Increased transcription Decreased transcription
Acetate H7858 79 116 Positive enrichment for transcription and 16 transcriptional regulators (lmo2243 [adaA], lmo2128 [malR]), most also with significant lactate effects; glycolysis-related genes increased (fbp, pdhA, mannose-6-phosphate isomerase H7858_2275) and decreased (pfk, gap, pgk)
F6854 0 0
H7858 and F6854 0 0
Lactate H7858 100 114 Positive enrichment for transcription (lmo1496 [greA]) and protein fate (low-temp requirement lmo0215, peptidase lmo1393)
F6854 105 108 Positive enrichment for the PrfA regulon (lmo0205 [plcB], lmo0422 [inlA])
H7858 and F6854 15 12 lmo1770 (purQ), lmo2085 (sdrD), phosphotransferase system IIA lactose/cellobiose component gene lmo2685, ribosomal protein genes (rpmAF), lmo2524 (fabZ) lmo0967 (relA), lmo2243 (adaA), lmo2662 (rpiB), lmo1806 (acpP), lmo2727 (lrp)
Interaction H7858 157 317 Positive enrichment for the CodY regulon (lmo0565 [hisH], lmo0689 [cheV], lmo0714 [fliG]) codY, branched-chain amino acid biosynthesis genes (ilvBN, leuA)
F6854 58 151 Positive enrichment for the PrfA regulon (inlA) and purine biosynthesis; negative enrichment for the Hpr gene set (lmo2192 [oppF], lmo0593)
H7858 and F6854 8 32 lmo0002 (dnaN), lmo0890 (rsbS), lmo1975 (dinP), zinc transporter gene lmo1446 (zurM), oxidoreductase gene lmo2163 (gfo) Biosynthesis-related genes (lmo1547 [mreC], lmo2526 [murA], lmo1591 [argC]), lmo2622 (rplN)
a

Genes were considered significantly differentially expressed if they had a fold change of >1.5 and adjusted (for multiple comparisons) P value of <0.05. Genes in a cluster were described as having increased transcription if the presence of the organic acid had a numerically positive effect on gene transcription.

b

Bold phrases describe sets of genes that were significantly enriched (P < 0.05, false-discovery rate, <30%) by GSEA. Specific genes or gene groups that appeared relevant due to membership in a overrepresented group (e.g., functional groups, regulon, regulated operons, etc.) or in a group functionally related to pathways affected by organic acid treatments were included.