Aging Cell,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
19(6)
Published: May 25, 2020
Abstract
Glucose
controls
the
phosphorylation
of
silent
information
regulator
2
(Sir2),
a
NAD
+
‐dependent
protein
deacetylase,
which
regulates
expression
ATP‐dependent
proton
pump
Pma1
and
replicative
lifespan
(RLS)
in
yeast.
TORC1
signaling,
is
central
cell
growth
lifespan,
regulated
by
glucose
as
well
nitrogen
sources.
In
this
study,
we
demonstrate
that
signaling
Sir2
through
casein
kinase
(CK2)
to
regulate
PMA1
cytoplasmic
pH
(pHc)
Inhibition
either
TOR1
deletion
or
rapamycin
treatment
decreased
expression,
pHc,
vacuolar
pH,
whereas
activation
expressing
constitutively
active
GTR1
(
Q65L)
resulted
opposite
phenotypes.
Deletion
SIR2
phospho‐mutant
form
increased
tor1
Δ
mutant,
suggesting
functional
interaction
between
signaling.
Furthermore,
KNS1
encoding
LAMMER
level
Sir2,
phosphorylation.
It
was
also
found
Sit4,
phosphatase
2A
(PP2A)‐like
phosphatase,
Kns1
are
required
for
cyclic
AMP
(cAMP)/protein
A
(PKA)
pathway
converge
on
CK2
Sir2.
Taken
together,
these
findings
suggest
pHc
CK2–Sir2
axis,
controlled
cAMP/PKA
Microbial Cell,
Journal Year:
2018,
Volume and Issue:
5(11), P. 482 - 494
Published: Oct. 31, 2018
Conventional
and
emerging
roles
of
the
energy
sensor
Snf1/AMPK
in
Saccharomyces
cerevisiae
–
INTRODUCTION
Cell
growth
proliferation
require
a
high
amount
for
biosynthetic
pathways.
Cells
take
from
nutrient
intake
both
unicellular
multicellular
eukaryotes
have
evolved
systems
that
allow
dynamic
sensing
sources,
mainly
sugars.
The
class
(Sucrose
non-fermenting/AMP-activated
protein
kinase)
plays
key
role
as
guardian
cellular
(...)
FEMS Microbiology Reviews,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
43(6), P. 642 - 673
Published: Aug. 25, 2019
ABSTRACT
The
plasma
membrane
(PM)
performs
a
plethora
of
physiological
processes,
the
coordination
which
requires
spatial
and
temporal
organization
into
specialized
domains
different
sizes,
stability,
protein/lipid
composition
overall
architecture.
Compartmentalization
PM
has
been
particularly
well
studied
in
yeast
Saccharomyces
cerevisiae,
where
five
non-overlapping
have
described:
Membrane
Compartments
containing
arginine
permease
Can1
(MCC),
H+-ATPase
Pma1
(MCP),
TORC2
kinase
(MCT),
sterol
transporters
Ltc3/4
(MCL),
cell
wall
stress
mechanosensor
Wsc1
(MCW).
Additional
cortical
foci
at
fungal
are
sites
clathrin-dependent
endocytosis
occurs,
external
pH
sensing
complex
PAL/Rim
localizes,
sterol-rich
found
apically
grown
regions
membranes.
In
this
review,
we
summarize
knowledge
from
several
species
regarding
lateral
segregation.
We
discuss
mechanisms
formation
these
domains,
partitioning
proteins
there.
Finally,
roles
best-known
compartments,
including
regulation
homeostasis,
apical
growth
cells
newly
emerging
role
MCCs
as
starvation-protective
domains.
Frontiers in Cell and Developmental Biology,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
9
Published: June 24, 2021
Acetic
acid
has
long
been
considered
a
molecule
of
great
interest
in
the
yeast
research
field.
It
is
mostly
recognized
as
by-product
alcoholic
fermentation
or
product
metabolism
acetic
and
lactic
bacteria,
well
lignocellulosic
biomass
pretreatment.
High
levels
are
commonly
associated
with
arrested
fermentations
utilization
vinegar
food
industry.
Due
to
its
obvious
industrial
processes,
on
mechanisms
underlying
impact
cells
increasing.
In
past
twenty
years,
plethora
studies
have
addressed
intricate
cascade
molecular
events
involved
cell
death
induced
by
acid,
which
now
model
regulated
As
such,
understanding
how
modulates
cellular
functions
brought
about
important
knowledge
modulable
targets
not
only
biotechnology
but
also
biomedicine.
Here,
we
performed
comprehensive
literature
review
compile
information
from
published
lethal
concentrations
shed
light
mechanisms.
We
present
an
historical
retrospective
this
topic,
first
providing
overview
process
including
functional
structural
alterations,
followed
in-depth
description
pharmacological
genetic
regulation.
mechanistic
crucial
both
design
improved
biomedical
strategies
develop
more
robust
resilient
strains
for
applications,
acid-induced
remains
fruitful
open
field
study.
Frontiers in Plant Science,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
13
Published: June 30, 2022
V-ATPase
is
the
dominant
proton
pump
in
plant
cells.
It
contributes
to
cytosolic
pH
homeostasis
and
energizes
transport
processes
across
endomembranes
of
secretory
pathway.
Its
localization
trans
Golgi
network/early
endosomes
essential
for
vesicle
transport,
instance
delivery
cell
wall
components.
Furthermore,
it
crucial
response
abiotic
biotic
stresses.
The
V-ATPase’s
rather
complex
structure
multiple
subunit
isoforms
enable
high
structural
flexibility
with
respect
requirements
different
organs,
developmental
stages,
organelles.
This
complexity
further
demands
a
sophisticated
assembly
machinery
routes
cells,
process
that
still
not
fully
understood.
Regulation
target
phosphorylation
redox-modifications
but
also
involves
interactions
regulatory
proteins
like
14-3-3
lipid
environment.
by
reversible
assembly,
as
reported
yeast
mammalian
enzyme,
has
be
proven
plants
seems
absent
autotrophic
Addressing
regulation
promising
approach
adjust
its
activity
improved
stress
resistance
or
higher
crop
yield.
Journal of Cell Science,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
135(18)
Published: Aug. 17, 2022
ABSTRACT
Recent
studies
have
revealed
that
the
growth
rate
of
budding
yeast
and
mammalian
cells
varies
during
cell
cycle.
By
linking
a
multitude
signals
to
growth,
highly
conserved
target
rapamycin
complex
1
(TORC1)
protein
kinase
A
(PKA)
pathways
are
prime
candidates
for
mediating
dynamic
coupling
between
division.
However,
measurements
TORC1
PKA
activity
cycle
still
lacking.
following
localization
dynamics
two
targets
via
time-lapse
microscopy
in
hundreds
(Saccharomyces
cerevisiae)
cells,
we
found
these
towards
ribosome
biogenesis
fluctuates
synchrony
with
even
under
constant
external
conditions.
Analysis
effects
mutations
upstream
regulators
suggests
internal
metabolic
partially
mediate
changes.
Our
study
reveals
new
aspect
signaling,
which
will
be
important
understanding
regulation
Frontiers in Physiology,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
10
Published: Feb. 15, 2019
The
ability
of
cells
to
adapt
fluctuations
in
glucose
availability
is
crucial
for
their
survival
and
involves
the
vacuolar
proton-translocating
ATPase
(V-ATPase),
a
proton
pump
found
all
eukaryotes.
V-ATPase
hydrolyzes
ATP
via
its
V1
domain
uses
energy
released
transport
protons
across
membranes
Vo
domain.
This
activity
critical
pH
homeostasis
generation
membrane
potential
that
drives
cellular
metabolism.
A
number
stimuli
have
been
reported
alter
assembly
yeast
higher
Glucose
flux
one
strongest
best-characterized
regulators
V-ATPase;
this
review
highlights
current
models
explaining
how
glycolysis
are
coordinated
both
Saccharomyces
cerevisiae
model
fungus
mammalian
systems.
Glucose-dependent
trafficking
V-ATPase,
V-ATPase-dependent
modulations
glycolysis,
recent
discovery
signaling
through
acts
as
molecular
switch
dictate
anabolic
versus
catabolic
metabolism
discussed.
Notably,
metabolic
plasticity
altered
glycolytic
drivers
numerous
human
pathologies,
expression
often
disease
states
or
can
be
pharmacologically
manipulated
treatment.
overview
will
specifically
discuss
connections
between
cancer.
Peroxiredoxins
are
H2O2
scavenging
enzymes
that
also
carry
out
signaling
and
chaperone
functions.
In
yeast,
the
major
cytosolic
peroxiredoxin,
Tsa1
is
required
for
both
promoting
resistance
to
extending
lifespan
upon
caloric
restriction.
We
show
here
effects
these
functions
not
by
H2O2,
but
repressing
nutrient
Ras-cAMP-PKA
pathway
at
level
of
protein
kinase
A
(PKA)
enzyme.
stimulates
sulfenylation
cysteines
in
PKA
catalytic
subunit
a
significant
proportion
subunits
glutathionylated
on
two
cysteine
residues.
Redox
modification
conserved
Cys243
inhibits
phosphorylation
Thr241
activation
loop
enzyme
activity,
preventing
can
overcome
sensitivity
Tsa1-deficient
cells.
Results
support
model
aging
where
pathways
constitute
hubs
integrating
information
from
multiple
aging-related
conduits,
including
peroxiredoxin-dependent
response
H2O2.
Microbial Biotechnology,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
14(3), P. 829 - 858
Published: Jan. 13, 2021
Microbial
production
of
bulk
chemicals
and
biofuels
from
carbohydrates
competes
with
low-cost
fossil-based
production.
To
limit
costs,
high
titres,
productivities
especially
yields
are
required.
This
necessitates
metabolic
networks
involved
in
product
formation
to
be
redox-neutral
conserve
energy
sustain
growth
maintenance.
Here,
we
review
the
mechanisms
available
prevent
unnecessary
expenditure.
First,
an
overview
ATP
existing
sugar-based
fermentation
processes
is
presented.
Substrate-level
phosphorylation
(SLP)
kinase
reactions
described.
Based
on
thermodynamics
these
reactions,
explore
whether
other
kinase-catalysed
can
applied
for
SLP.
Generation
ion-motive
force
another
means
energy.
We
provide
examples
how
its
generation
supported
by
carbon-carbon
double
bond
reduction,
decarboxylation
electron
transfer
between
redox
cofactors.
In
a
wider
perspective,
relationship
potential
conservation
discussed.
describe
input
required
coenzyme
A
(CoA)
CO
Nature Metabolism,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
5(10), P. 1803 - 1819
Published: Aug. 28, 2023
Abstract
Amino
acid
homeostasis
is
critical
for
many
cellular
processes.
It
well
established
that
amino
acids
are
compartmentalized
using
pH
gradients
generated
between
organelles
and
the
cytoplasm;
however,
dynamics
of
this
partitioning
has
not
been
explored.
Here
we
develop
a
highly
sensitive
reporter
find
major
storage
compartment
in
Saccharomyces
cerevisiae
,
lysosome-like
vacuole,
alkalinizes
before
cell
division
re-acidifies
as
cells
divide.
The
vacuolar
require
uptake
extracellular
activity
TORC1,
v-ATPase
cycling
specific
lipid
phosphatidylinositol
3,5-bisphosphate,
which
regulated
by
cyclin-dependent
kinase
Pho85
(CDK5
mammals).
Vacuolar
regulation
enables
sequestration
mobilization
from
organelle,
important
mitochondrial
function,
ribosome
size
control.
Collectively,
our
data
provide
new
paradigm
use
dynamic
pH-dependent
compartmentalization
during
growth/division.
Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Molecular Cell Research,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
1866(5), P. 957 - 970
Published: Feb. 21, 2019
Cellular
ageing
results
in
accumulating
damage
to
various
macromolecules
and
the
progressive
decline
of
organelle
function.
Yeast
vacuoles
as
well
their
counterpart
higher
eukaryotes,
lysosomes,
emerge
central
organelles
lifespan
determination.
These
acidic
integrate
enzymatic
breakdown
recycling
cellular
waste
with
nutrient
sensing,
storage,
signalling
mobilization.
Establishing
physical
contact
virtually
all
other
organelles,
serve
hubs
homeostasis.
Studies
Saccharomyces
cerevisiae
contributed
substantially
our
understanding
process
per
se
multifaceted
roles
vacuoles/lysosomes
maintenance
fitness
progressing
age.
Here,
we
discuss
multiple
vacuole
during
ageing,
ranging
from
vacuolar
dynamics
acidification
determinants
function
this
bin,
facility,
reservoir
integrator
signalling.