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. 2016 Nov 4;7(1):1–18. doi: 10.1534/g3.116.034660

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Comparison of the CgHaa1- and ScHaa1-regulons active in response to acetic acid stress. The dataset of genes found to be activated by CgHaa1 or by ScHaa1 during response of C. glabrata or S. cerevisiae to acetic acid (30 mM at pH 4) were compared using the data obtained in this study and previously published data (Mira et al. 2010a). The intersection of the two datasets revealed a modest overlap between the two networks and led to the identification of 14 genes that are only regulated by CgHaa1 and that are specific to C. glabrata. The functional classes most represented within the dataset of genes specifically regulated by CgHaa1 are indicated in the figure, alongside the names of some of the genes clustered in these functional classes.