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. 2013 May 17;8(5):e63914. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0063914

Table 3. Pools of nucleosides and nucleotides in yeast cell extracts.

Na Ya statistics
UTP 41±16 136±49 p = 0.033
GTP 41±14 123±45 p = 0.04
ATP 374±46 1175±300 p = 0.01
CTP 52±20 214±87 p = 0.03
UDP 66±19 93±48 NS
GDP 53±10 39±10 NS
ADP 441±66 304±133 NS
CDP 53±13 84±20 NS
UMP 115±28 nd
GMP 77±5 nd
AMP 384±109 86±42 p = 0.012
IMP 62±10 nd
Inosine 78±9 362±17 p<0.0001
Ipoxanthine 176±47 399±12 p<0.0001
UDPG 343±39 571±178 NS
NAD 1374±313 1494±374 NS
NADP 67±27 40±10 NS
AXP+IMP 1337±212 1590±524 NS
GXP 172±28 186±52 NS
AMP/ATP 1.1±0.14 0.0955±0.0096 p = 0.0098
EC 0.537±0.081 0.83±0.036 p = 0.0047

Shadowed are the compounds in which a significant variation was measured between N and Y strain. Values are the mean± SD of at least three independent samples, and are expressed in arbitrary units. Each value is calculated dividing the peak area in the electropherogram by the value of protein concentration of the pellet of the same sample (see Experimental Procedures).

nd = not detectable; NS = not significant; UDPG = UDP-glucose; AXP = ATP+ADP+AMP; GXP = GTP+GDP+GMP; EC = energy charge.

a

N represents the strain expressing cN-II whereas Y the control strain.