Chen Y, Gao S, Zhou J, Zeng W. Chromatin regulator Eaf3p regulates nitrogen metabolism in
Saccharomyces cerevisiae as a trans-acting factor.
Appl Environ Microbiol 2023;
89:e0145723. [PMID:
38047643 PMCID:
PMC10734424 DOI:
10.1128/aem.01457-23]
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Abstract
IMPORTANCE
In this study, the mechanism of chromatin regulator Eaf3p regulating nitrogen metabolism in S. cerevisiae was investigated. It provides theoretical support for epigenetic modifications of cells to alter the level of histone modifications, coordinate the expression of multiple genes, and make it more conducive to the co-metabolism of multiple nitrogen sources. Moreover, it provides new ideas for industrial brewing yeast strains to achieve nitrogen source metabolism balance, reduce the accumulation of harmful nitrogen metabolites, and improve fermentation efficiency. This study provides a reference for changing the performance of microbial strains and improving the quality of traditional fermentation products and provides a theoretical basis for studying epigenetic modification and nitrogen metabolism regulation. It has an important theoretical explanation and practical application value. In addition, this study also provides useful clues for the study.
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