OPI1 — Saccharomyces cerevisiae S288c

Summary

YHL020C, also known as OPI1 in Saccharomyces cerevisiae S288c, encodes a protein of the TF_Opi1_Ccg-8 family. This gene is associated with the regulation of phospholipid and inositol anabolism, the Kennedy pathway, phosphatidylcholine anabolism, transsulfuration, glycine breakdown, membrane biogenesis, protein processing, endomembrane organization, excretion, lipogenesis, triglyceride homeostasis and storage, and the glucose effect. It is linked to numerous phenotypes, including decreased osmotic stress resistance, decreased invasive growth, increased prion formation, decreased survival in stationary phase, increased respiratory growth, increased sporulation efficiency, decreased telomere length, abnormal colony appearance, decreased exponential growth rate, decreased acid pH resistance, increased chemical compound excretion, auxotrophy, decreased stress resistance, altered oxidative stress resistance, altered toxin resistance, decreased vegetative growth, altered competitive fitness, and altered chemical compound accumulation.