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(C) Effects on transcriptional levels of fabA and fabB, two key genes required for UFA synthesis due to fadR mutation in K113 strain.
Here we exploit the finding that Drosophila cells can produce lipids from metabolic pathways, but lack key genes required for cholesterol biosynthesis [45].
Males with inactivating mutations in key genes required for androgen metabolism develop only a rudimentary prostate gland [1] and males with inactivating mutations in the androgen receptor (AR) gene, that mediates the effects of androgens, do not develop prostates [2].
These properties of the fly model have facilitated the elucidation of genetic networks involved in retinal cell differentiation and the identification of key genes required for retinal development in fly.
In our studies, no growth of R. denitrificans was observed in the minimal medium with CO2 (or bicarbonate) as the sole carbon source (Figure 1c), consistent with the finding that the key genes required for the Calvin cycle are missing in the genome of R. denitrificans OCh114 [8].
Both are putative regulators of key genes required for bone metabolism.
Our RNA-seq data thus identify massive transcriptional changes leading to the activation of key metabolic genes required for adipocyte formation and function.
For instance, the Saccharomyces cerevisae p38 SAPK orthologue Hog1 plays a key role regulating osmostress-induced genes required for yeast adaptation to osmotic shock [ 3].
E2F proteins are known to play a key role in the expression of genes required for the movement into and through the cell cycle progression and thus their transcription is emphasized in the rapidly dividing myoblast cells.
In this study we have identified two saffron genes required for SL biosynthesis as well as the involvement of key growth regulators in this process.
This subset was enriched in a C-rich motif and genes required for BAT activation, suggesting a model and mechanism to prioritize translation of key proteins for thermogenesis.
