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. 2021 Mar 29;17(3):e1008690. doi: 10.1371/journal.pcbi.1008690

Table 4. Probabilities of completing the YHT in the condition pH = 1 and Farnesol = Temperature = 0, under single-node interventions or WT.

Transition probabilities are estimated from 500 simulated trajectories starting from the yeast attractor corresponding to the given environment (see Fig 2). When a perturbed system’s attractor is different from the WT attractor, it is classified into a phenotype (attractor group) by similar criteria as in Fig 2; see S2 Fig for more details.

Node Value YHT (General) YHT (Stochastic Propensity)
Complete (Hyphal) Partial (HL or YL) Complete (Hyphal) Partial (HL or YL)
Brg1 0 0% 0% 0% 0%
Efg1_T, Efg1, Efg1_active 0 0% 0% 0% 0%
Efg1 1 54% 28% HL, 18% YL 69% 14% HL, 17% YL
EFG1_T 1 51% 31% HL, 18% YL 68% 13% HL, 19% YL
Efg1_active 1 55% 29% HL, 16% YL 71% 10% HL, 19% YL
HATs 0 0% 100% HL 0% 100% HL
HATs 1 0% 100% YL 0% 100% YL
HDACs 0 0% 100% YL 0% 100% YL
Nrg1_T, Nrg1@HAGs 1 0% 0% 0% 0%
Ume6 0 0% 85% HL, 15% YL 0% 90% HL, 10% YL
Ume6 1 25% 66% HL, 9% YL 36% 55% HL, 9% YL
WT 37% 51% HL, 12% YL 53% 38% HL, 9% YL