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Archives of Industrial Biotechnology | Volume 2

May 14-15, 2018 | Montreal, Canada

World Yeast Congress

H

omologous to the vertebrate solute carrier SLC10A7, Rch1

is a novel regulator of

calcium homeostasis

in the plasma

membrane of the budding yeast

Saccharomyces cerevisiae

and the human yeast pathogen Candida albicans. ScRCH1

is a functional homolog of CaRCH1. ScRch1 and CaRch1

negatively regulate the calcium uptake in response to high

levels of extracellular calcium in

S. cerevisiae

and

C. albicans

,

respectively. However, CaRch1 is constitutively expressed,

while

ScRch1

is induced by a high level of calcium ions.

Transcriptional expression of ScRCH1 is positively regulated

by calcium/calcineurin signaling through the sole CDRE

element in its promoter. Furthermore, distribution of ScRch1

proteins in the plasma membrane changes in a dynamic

way, from multiple foci prior to cell division, accumulation

at the bud neck during bud growth, and dispersion along the

plasma membrane immediately prior to cytokinesis. Rch1 is

a novel member regulating calcium homeostasis in yeasts.

e:

linghuojiang@hotmail.com

A novel plasma membrane regulator of

Calcium homeostasis

in yeasts

Linghuo Jiang

Shandong University of Technology School of Agricultural Engineering and Food Science, China