Rapamycin specifically interferes with the developmental response of fission yeast to starvation

Keyphrases

• Rapamycin 100%
• Starvation 100%
• Fission Yeast 100%
• Developmental Responses 100%
• Sexual Development 38%
• Schizosaccharomyces Pombe 15%
• T Cells 15%
• Sporulation 15%
• Inhibitory Effect 15%
• Possible Mechanisms 7%
• Conjugation 7%
• Signal Transduction 7%
• Immunosuppressive Drugs 7%
• Overexpression 7%
• Vegetative Growth 7%
• Signal Transduction Pathway 7%
• Filamentous Fungi 7%
• Adenylate Cyclase 7%
• Ras1 7%
• Diploid Cell 7%
• Saccharomyces Cerevisiae Cells 7%
• Immune System 7%
• Cyclic AMP-dependent Protein Kinase 7%
• Homothallic 7%
• Mating Signals 7%
• Yeast-like Fungi 7%
• Sterility 7%
• Meiosis 7%
• PAT1 7%
• Derepression 7%
• Macrolides 7%
• Pka1 7%
• Antifungal Agents 7%
• Haploid Cells 7%
• Stationary Phase 7%
• Genetic Approach 7%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Fission Yeast 100%
• Sirolimus 100%
• T Cell 15%
• Signal Transduction 15%
• Sporogenesis 15%
• Immunosuppressive Drug 7%
• Essential Gene 7%
• Schizosaccharomyces Pombe 7%
• Allele 7%
• Vegetative Growth 7%
• Wild Type 7%
• Saccharomyces cerevisiae 7%
• Cell Cycle 7%
• Filamentous Fungus 7%
• Immune System 7%
• Meiosis 7%
• Diploidy 7%
• Yeast 7%