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Deletion of HOG1 Leads to Osmosensitivity in Starvation-Induced, but not Rapamycin-Dependent Atg8 Degradation and Proteolysis: Further Evidence for Different Regulatory Mechanisms in Yeast Autophagy
Tanja Prick, Michael Thumm, Dieter Häussinger and Stephan vom Dahl
volume 2 | issue 3
July/August/September 2006Pages: 241 - 243
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The mechanisms of regulation of autophagy are still obscure. In mammalian liver, starvation-induced autophagic proteolysis is regulated by the cellular hydration state in a microtubule- and p38MAPK-dependent way. Recent work shows that in yeast, loss of Hog1, the yeast orthologue of p38MAPK, leads to osmosensitivity of starvation-induced autophagy (Prick et al. Biochem J 2006; 394:153-61), pointing to an evolutionarily conserved mechanism. In this addendum further experiments from
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In Yeast, Loss of Hog1 Leads to Osmosensitivity of Autophagy
T. Prick, M. Thumm, K. Kohrer, D. Haussinger and S. vom Dahl
Biochem J 2006; 394:153-61
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