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. 1999 Dec 15;13(24):3271–3279. doi: 10.1101/gad.13.24.3271

Table 1.

Rapamycin induces expression of nitrogen catabolite repressed genes

Gene
Fold induction
Gene product/function
Permeases
MEP2 46.2 high-affinity ammonium permease
DAL5 19.2a allantoate and ureidosuccinate permease
GAP1 7.3 general amino acid permease
DAL4 5.1a allantoin permease
PUT4 4.5a high affinity proline permease
CAN1 4.3 arginine permease
General catabolism
GDH2 5.0 glutamate dehydrogenase (NAD)
GLT1 3.0 glutamate synthase
GDH1 1.4 glutamate dehydrogenase (NADP)
GLN1 0.0 glutamine synthetase
Specific catabolism
DUR1,2 16.0 urea degradation
DAL3 15.7a allantoin utilization (ureidoglycolate hydrolase)
PUT1 11.7a proline catabolism
DAL1 7.9a allantoin utilization (allantoinase)
UGA1 5.6 GABA catabolism
PUT2 2.8 proline catabolism
DAL7 1.6a allantoin degradation (malate synthetase)
DAL2 1.5a allantoin utilization (allantoicase)
Transcriptional regulation
DAL80/UGA43 8.2 transcriptional repressor
GAT1/NIL1 3.1 transcriptional activator
DAL82 2.5 transcriptional repressor
Central regulators
GLN3 2.0a transcriptional activator
URE2 2.2 inhibitor of Gln3 and glutamine synthetase
NPR1 4.2 serine/threonine kinase

Strain MLY41 was grown to early exponential phase and treated with or without 0.2 μg/ml rapamycin for 2 hr. Cells were harvested and poly(A) RNA was isolated and processed for yeast genome analysis. Note that the results shown are fold of gene induction (above) or repression (Table 2) observed in the rapamycin-treated sample using the untreated sample as the baseline. Note that maximal induction of the GLN1 gene occurs at 1 hr after treatment (see Fig. 1), and at 2 hr expression has returned to the original uninduced level. 

a

No signal detected in untreated cells.