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Regulation Reference(s)

The Yeastract team, is actively curating each regulation evidence code, association type and environmental condition.
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Factor
Target
ORF/Genes
References Evidence
Code
Evidence
Experiment
Association
Type
Strain Environmental
Group
Environmental
Condition
Log2FC
Rap1p YDL039C PubMed external link Byun JY et al., Microbial cell factories, 2025 Feb 24;24(1):47Byun JY et al., Microbial cell factories, 2025 Feb 24;24(1):47 Indirect RNA-seq - wt vs TF overexpression Negative CEN.PK2-1D Carbon source quality/availability YPD medium (15h) (diauxic shift) -1.17554929954708
Indirect RNA-seq - wt vs TF overexpression Negative CEN.PK2-1D Carbon source quality/availability YPD medium (36h) (post-diauxic shift) -1.12551852504618
Indirect RNA-seq - wt vs TF overexpression Negative CEN.PK2-1D Unstressed log-phase growth (control) YPD medium (9h) control -2.5962109742285
Indirect RNA-seq analysis - TF Over-expression vs WT Negative cen.pk-2-1C Unstressed log-phase growth (control) RNA extraction at 15h. Medium: YPD (1% yeast extract, 2% peptone, 2% glucose) or synthetic complete (SC) medium supplemented as required for auxotrophic markers. Temperature: 30°C, aerobic shaking. Growth phase: exponential or stationary phase. -2.25878866937653
Indirect RNA-seq analysis - TF Over-expression vs WT Negative cen.pk-2-1C Carbon source quality/availability RNA extraction at 36h. Medium: YPD (1% yeast extract, 2% peptone, 2% glucose) or synthetic complete (SC) medium supplemented as required for auxotrophic markers. Temperature: 30°C, aerobic shaking. Growth phase: exponential or stationary phase. -2.18179949408914
Indirect RNA-seq analysis - TF Over-expression vs WT Negative cen.pk-2-1C Unstressed log-phase growth (control) RNA extraction at 9h. Medium: YPD (1% yeast extract, 2% peptone, 2% glucose) or synthetic complete (SC) medium supplemented as required for auxotrophic markers. Temperature: 30°C, aerobic shaking. Growth phase: exponential or stationary phase. -6.04696393358755