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From: Architecture of transcriptional regulatory circuits is knitted over the topology of bio-molecular interaction networks

Figure 3

Glucose signaling and regulatory pathway in the yeast S. cerevisiae. A) Inferred regulatory interaction map for glucose repression. We used genome-wide gene expression data from different mutants with deletions in key glucose repression elements (Δgrr1, Δhxk2, Δmig1, Δmig1mig2 and Δrgt1) [9,11] to determine Reporter TFs (p-value < 0.01; see Additional file 1). The graph links the deleted elements (colored nodes) to the corresponding Reporter TFs. The end arrow indicates if the protein is also a 'Reporter TF for Up-Regulated Genes only' (triangular arrow), a 'Reporter TF for Down-Regulated Gene Only (T arrow), both (diamond arrow) or none (no arrow). B) The two main pathways reported in literature for glucose sensing and signaling in yeast.

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