Figure 5From: Role of the fission yeast cell integrity MAPK pathway in response to glucose limitationPmk1 allows full adaptation to respiratory metabolism in fission yeast by reinforcing the SAPK pathway. A. Strains MI200 (Pmk1-Ha6H, Control), MI204 (sty1Δ, Pmk1-Ha6H), MI102 (pmk1Δ), and LS116 (pmk1Δ, Pmk1(K52E):GFP), were grown in YES medium plus 7% glucose to early-log phase, and 105, 104, 103, 102, or 10 cells were spotted on YES plates supplemented with either 7% glucose or 2% glycerol plus 3% ethanol, in the presence or absence of 30 mM NAC. Plates were incubated for either 3 (glucose plates) or 5 (glycerol plates) days at 28 °C before being photographed. B. Strains MI200 (Pmk1-Ha6H, Control), and MI102 (pmk1Δ), were grown in YES medium plus 7% glucose to early-log phase and transferred to the same medium with 2% glycerol plus 3% ethanol. Total RNA was extracted, and both fbp1+ and pyp2+ mRNA levels were detected by Northern blot analysis after hybridization with 32P-labelled probes for fbp1+, pyp2+, and leu1+ (loading control) genes. C. Strains MI702 (Pyp2-13myc, Control) and LS134 (pmk1Δ, Pyp2-13myc), were grown in YES medium plus 7% glucose to early-log phase and transferred to the same medium with 2% glycerol plus 3% ethanol. Pyp2 protein levels were detected with anti-c-myc antibody. Anti-Cdc2 antibody was used as loading control. D. Strains JM1521 (Sty1-Ha6H, Control) and MI100 (pmk1Δ, Sty1-Ha6H), were grown in YES medium plus 7% glucose to early-log phase and transferred to the same medium with 2% glycerol plus 3% ethanol. Either activated or total Sty1 were detected with anti-phospho-p38 or anti-HA antibodies, respectively. E. Strains JM1821 (Atf1-Ha6H, Control) and AF390 (pmk1Δ, Atf1-Ha6H), were grown in YES medium plus 7% glucose to early-log phase and transferred to the same medium with 2% glycerol plus 3% ethanol. Atf1 was purified by affinity chromatography and detected with anti-HA antibody. Anti-Cdc2 antibody was used as loading control.Back to article page