2014
DOI: 10.1074/jbc.m114.548297
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The Nutrient Stress-induced Small GTPase Rab5 Contributes to the Activation of Vesicle Trafficking and Vacuolar Activity

Abstract: Background: How the function of Rab5 isoforms is regulated remains unclear. Results: The third Rab5 isoform, Ypt53, is up-regulated significantly under nutrient stress. Conclusion:The up-regulated Ypt53 and the constitutive Vps21 are crucial for vesicle transport and vacuolar hydrolase activity, and they prevent ROS accumulation and mitochondrial dysfunction. Significance: The function of three Rab5 isoforms may be regulated differently to adapt to environmental changes.

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“…We demonstrate that Vps21 is the most abundant and Ypt53 the least abundant Rab5 protein in yeast. This had been predicted earlier based on theoretical codon usage and indirect assays . We show that the induction of Ypt53 requires the TFs Crz1 and Gis1 in a nonredundant manner.…”
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confidence: 84%
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“…We demonstrate that Vps21 is the most abundant and Ypt53 the least abundant Rab5 protein in yeast. This had been predicted earlier based on theoretical codon usage and indirect assays . We show that the induction of Ypt53 requires the TFs Crz1 and Gis1 in a nonredundant manner.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 84%
“…HA-Ypt52 levels declined during starvation. After 24 h HA-Ypt53 protein levels were upregulated as reported earlier [17] and increased even further with ongoing starvation, but always remained considerably lower than HA-Vps21 (compare lanes 4,8,12 in Fig. S1H).…”
Section: Gfp-cps Brightfieldsupporting
confidence: 83%
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