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. 2011 Nov 22;29(5):1301–1318. doi: 10.1093/molbev/msr288

Table 3.

Known Biological and Molecular Functions for bHLH Proteins by Fungal Group.

Group Reported Members Biological Function
F2 RTG1, RTG3, MGG_05709 Interorganelle communication between mitochondria, peroxisomes, and nucleus.
F3 CBF1, CBF1P, CaCBF1, AnBH1, CPF1 Chromosome segregation, methionine auxotrohpic growth, rRNA transcription, repression of penicillin biosynthesis, regulation of sulfur utilization, ribosome biogenesis, and glycolysis.
F4 TYE7, SAH-2, HMS1, SRE1, SRE2, CPH2, CAP1P Sexual development, aerial hyphae development, hypoxic response, carbon catabolite transcription activation, regulation of glycolysis, ergosterol biosynthesis, heme biosynthesis, phospholipid biosynthesis.
F5 Q6MYV5 Nitrate assimilation, quinate utilization.
F6 PHO4, NUC-1, PalcA Response to copper ion, regulate phosphate acquisition and metabolic process, promotes sexual development, represses asexual development.
F8 ESC1, devR Sexual differentiation, sexual conjugation, development under standard growth conditions.
F10 YAS2 Alkane response.
F11 INO4, YAS1 Derepression of phospholipid synthesis, alkane response.
F12 INO2 Derepression of phospholipid synthesis.

Note.—No functional annotations were found for members of groups F1 and F7. Literature describing biological functions of the reported members of groups F2–F12 are cited in the manuscript.