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Title: Gene%20Expression%20and%20Signaling%20Pathways%20in%20Yeast


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Gene Expression and Signaling Pathways in Yeast
2
Classical Genetics
  • Genotype
  • The genetic makeup of an organism
  • Phenotype
  • The observed behavior
  • Basic Assumption
  • Genotype ? phenotype

3
Environmental Responses (Yeast)
Condition Response
Pheromone smooing (mating)
Nutrient depletion Filamentous growth (foraging)
Osmotic stress (high salt concentration) Glycerol production, cell wall repair
Cell wall damage Cell wall repair
4
Genetic Screens
  • Search for genes whose removal (KO) disrupt
    desired response
  • Classical genetic screens identified many genes
    that are involved in yeast response to
    environmental cues.
  • Can we understand these processes better?

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Central Dogma
  • Regulation of expression of genes is crucial
  • Understanding regulatory processes is a central
    problem of biological research

7
Measuring RNA production
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Yeast Signaling Pathways
10
Goals
  • Comprehensive map of genes involved in different
    responses
  • Understanding the function of different
    components in the pathway
  • Meta-goal
  • Utility of gene expression for studying signaling
    pathways

11
Yeast Mating
MATa haploid
MATa haploid
  • Pheromone
  • a-factor
  • Secreted by MATa
  • Sensed by MATa
  • a-factor
  • Secreted by MATa
  • Sensed by MATa

Diploid
12
Genes Involved in Mating Response
MATa a-factor (50nM for 30min) vs MATa
  • Each dot average of 4 repeats
  • Statistical test finds
  • gt 200 genes induced (red)
  • gt 200 genes repressed (green)

13
Does Dosage Matter?
  • Strong correlation
  • Results are reproducible

14
Ste2
  • Ste2 is a necessary receptor for pheromone
    response

15
Ste12
  • The whole response appears to be derived from
    pathway-dependent activation of Ste12

16
Far1
What is the relation between Ste12 and Far1 ??
  • Essentially all gene repression requires Far1
  • Most of these genes required for G1 cell cycle
    phase

17
Rst1/2 (Dig1/2)
  • Rst1/2 KO induces genes involved in both
    pheromone response and filamentous growth

18
Pathway interference
19
Global View
20
Global View
21
Goals
  • Closer look at HOG1 pathway
  • Activity of HOG1
  • Roles of components upstream of HOG1

22
Hyperosmotic Stress
  • High salt solution (or other osmolyte) ? water
    drawn out of the cell salt enters the cell
  • Cells shrink damage to cell wall and membrane
    increased protein concentration problems with
    pressure for budding etc.
  • Increased salt concentrationchanges in
    protein/protein and protein/DNA interactions

23
Hyperosmotic Stress Response
  • Production of an osmolyte
  • Glycerol is synthesized to balance osmolarity
    inside/outside
  • Change in metabolism to accommodate this
  • Removal of salt
  • Upregulation/downregulation of appropriate
    transporters for NaCl, KCl and other ions
  • Dealing with stress
  • Expression of chaperones and other general stress
    response genes
  • Shutting down non-essential stuff

24
HOG1 pathway
cytoplasm
General Stress Factors
Pbs2
Hog1
Msn2/4
Hog1
pp
?
Smp1 Msn1
Sko1
Hot1
Msn2/4
Nucleus
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Step1 Calibrating the System
Maximal change
26
Hog1 dependent genes
  • 579 Hog1 dependent genes
  • 2-fold response to KCl
  • 3-fold response to Hog1?
  • Both in at least two time points
  • (Note differences from previous paper)

27
Hog1 dependent genes
  • Induced in Hog1?
  • Repressed by Hog1
  • Genes of mating and filamentous growth pathways
    FUS1, STE2, TEK1, PGU1,

28
Hog1 dependent genes
  • Repressed in Hog1?
  • Induced by Hog1
  • Either with or without KCl

29
Hog1 dependent genes
  • Expression in Hog1? changes in later stages
  • Require Hog1 for late stage recovery
  • Mostly secondary effects

30
Teasing Out Components
Hog1? ? Pbs2 ?
31
Teasing Out Components
  • Hog1? ? Pbs2 ? ? Ssk1? Ste11?
  • Additional inputs to Pbs2?
  • Changes in pheromone pathway (Ste11)

32
Teasing Out Components
  • Ssk1? Ste11? ? Ssk1? Sho1?
  • Sho1 leaker than Ste11
  • Additional inputs to Ste11?

33
Teasing Out Components
  • WT ? Ssk1? ? Ste11? ? Sho1?
  • Single KO have little effect on response
  • Are these receptor redundant?

34
Redundancy and dosage
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