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Trigger factor overview

Fig. 14. Overview of regulatory mechanisms acting at the level of transport and channeling of the alkaloid precursor phenylalanine in Penicillium cyclopium (60). (1) Under the influence of P-factor, the biosynthesis of vacuolar phenylalanine carriers is stimulated. (2) Above a threshold concentration, cellular methionine and cysteine inactivate vacuolar phenylalanine carriers. (3) Distinct concentrations of cellular ATP inhibit the efflux from the vacuole high levels of cytosolic amino acids stimulate efflux in the presence of sufficient ATP. (4) The vacuolar phenylalanine pool is most probably involved in triggering the expression of alkaloid metabolism. (5) In the idiophase, cyclopenin stimulates enzymes involved in the biosynthesis of phenylalanine. Fig. 14. Overview of regulatory mechanisms acting at the level of transport and channeling of the alkaloid precursor phenylalanine in Penicillium cyclopium (60). (1) Under the influence of P-factor, the biosynthesis of vacuolar phenylalanine carriers is stimulated. (2) Above a threshold concentration, cellular methionine and cysteine inactivate vacuolar phenylalanine carriers. (3) Distinct concentrations of cellular ATP inhibit the efflux from the vacuole high levels of cytosolic amino acids stimulate efflux in the presence of sufficient ATP. (4) The vacuolar phenylalanine pool is most probably involved in triggering the expression of alkaloid metabolism. (5) In the idiophase, cyclopenin stimulates enzymes involved in the biosynthesis of phenylalanine.

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