Raw data and analysis of the results corresponding to the manuscript Nuclear microautophagy drives vacuolar targeting of yeast iron-regulated proteins during lipid and iron limitation [DATASET]

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Authors: Tania Jordá, Sergi Puig
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Abstract

Figure 1: Contribution of different pathways to the vacuolar localization of Aft1 protein in iron-deficient mga2Δ cells.-- Figure 2: Activation of piecemeal nuclear microautophagy occurs in iron-deficient mga2Δ cells.-- Figure 3: Piecemeal nuclear microautophagy drives Aft1 accumulation to the vacuole under iron deficiency in mga2Δ cells. -- Figure 4: Aft1 vacuolar exclusion in mga2Δ cells does not restore iron regulon activation. -- Figure 5: Aft1 vacuolar exclusion in mga2Δ cells is insufficient to recover growth under iron-deficient conditions. -- Figure 6: Cth2 localizes to the vacuole in iron-deficient cells defective in unsaturated fatty acid production. -- Figure 7. Aft1 vacuolar exclusion in mga2Δ cells does not restore iron regulon activation.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Fungal and yeast genetics research Autophagy in Disease and Therapy Iron Metabolism and Disorders

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Journal / source
DIGITAL.CSIC (Spanish National Research Council (CSIC))
Publication date
15 January 2026
Language
EN
Document type
Dataset