Activation of divalent cation influx into S. cerevisiae cells by hypotonic downshift.
Activation of divalent cation influx into S. cerevisiae cells by hypotonic downshift.
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通过低渗降移激活二价阳离子流入酿酒酵母细胞。
DOI:
10.1007/s002329900296
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发表时间:
1997
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Dunn,T
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作者:
Beeler,T;Gable,K;Dunn,T
SubjectingSaccharomyces cerevisiaecells to a hypotonic downshift by transferring cells from YPD medium containing 0.8msorbitol to YPD medium without sorbitol induces a transient rapid influx of Ca2+and other divalent cations into the cell. For cells grown in YPD at 37°C, this hypotonic downshift increases Ca2+accumulation 6.7-fold. Hypotonic downshift-induced Ca2+accumulation and steady-state Ca2+accumulation in isotonic YPD medium are differentially affected by dodecylamine and Mg2+. The Ca2+-influx pathway responsible for hypotonic-induced Ca2+influx may account for about 10–35% of Ca2+accumulation by cells growing in YPD. Ca2+influx is not required for cells to survive a hypotonic downshift. Hypotonic downshift greatly reduces the ability ofS. cerevisiaecells to survive a 5-min exposure to 10 mmCd2+suggesting that mutants resistant to acute Cd2+exposure may help identify genes required for hypotonic downshift-induced divalent cation influx.