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Supplementary Information to Mapping the interaction of Snf1 with TORC1 in Saccharomyces cerevisiae Jie Zhang1, Stefania Vaga2, Pramote Chumnanpuen1, Rahul Kumar1, Goutham N. Vemuri1, Ruedi Aebersold2, 3, Jens Nielsen1, * 1 Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering, Chalmers University of Technology, Kemivägen 10, SE-412 96, Göteborg, Sweden 2 Department of Biology, Institute of Molecular Systems Biology, ETH Zürich, 8093 Zürich, Switzerland 3 Faculty of Science, University of Zürich, Switzerland *Corresponding author. Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering, Chalmers University of Technology, Kemivägen 10, SE-412 96, Gothenburg, Sweden. Tel.: +46 31 772 38 04; Fax: +46 31 772 38 01; E-mail: [email protected] 1 Supplementary Figures Supplementary figure S1 The mutant strain tor1∆ is more sensitive to rapamycin treatment. The reference (A)and tor1Δ (B) strains were grown in media with different concentrations of rapamycin (only results of up to 5 nM of rapamycin treatment were shown here). 2 Supplementary figure S2 Distribution of variance in -omics data among each principal component. Principal component analysis (PCA) was applied to decrease the dimension of the data set and therefore to decrease the redundancy of the (A) transcriptome data; (B) phosphoproteome data. Only the first 10 principal components are plotted. Supplementary figure S3 Expression of key genes involved in acetate metabolism from all strains and both Cand N-limited conditions. The numbers represent relative expression levels (log 2 fold change) in the mutant strains with respect to the reference strain, where blue indicates the gene lower expressed while red being higher expressed in the mutant strains. 3 Supplementary figure S4 Phosphorylation of proteins involved in regulation of gene transcription. Numbers indicate the significance of change in phosphorylation level, where yellow (positive values) indicates higher and green (negative values) indicates lower phosphorylation in mutant strain with respect to the reference strain. 4 Supplementary figure S5 Phosphorylation of proteins that interact with Snf1, TORC1 and PKA in mutant strains grown on C-limited condition. Numbers indicate the significance of change in phosphorylation level, where yellow (positive values) indicates higher and green (negative values) indicates lower phosphorylation in mutant strain with respect to the reference strain. 5 Supplementary figure S6 Expression of amino acid biosynthetic gene. Numbers are average values from the biological replicates for all strains on both C- and N-limited conditions. Red (positive values) indicates higher expression while blue (negative values) indicates lower expression in mutant strain with respect to the reference strain. 6 Supplementary figure S7 Phosphorylation of proteins involved in different processes. (A) Proteins in lysine synthesis; (B) Proteins involved in fatty acid synthesis and β-oxidation. The color indicates the relative abundance of the phosphorylated peptides, yellow being higher and black being lower phosphorylated. 7 Supplementary Tables Supplementary Table S1 Genotypes of the strains used in this study. Strain CEN.PK 113-7D CEN.PK 506-1C CEN.PK 113-1A BY4741 CEN.PK JZH-F1 CEN.PK JZH-F2 CEN.PK JZH-G1 Genotype MATa URA3 HIS3 LEU2 MET15 MATa URA3 HIS3 LEU2 MET15; snf1Δ::KanMX MATα URA3 HIS3 LEU2 MET15 MATa ura3 his3 leu2 met15; tor1Δ::KanMX MATa URA3 HIS3 LEU2 MET15; tor1Δ::KanMX MATα URA3 HIS3 LEU2 MET15; tor1Δ::KanMX MATa URA3 HIS3 LEU2 MET15; snf1Δtor1Δ::KanMX 8 Source Van Dijken et al Usaite et al Matthias Rose Matthias Rose This study This study This study Supplementary table S2 Reporter metabolites and effectors in mutant strains compared to the reference. All identified reporter X had significance count larger than 1 to reduce the bias from the size of the sub-network. Cutoff is set to be Z-score > 1.5 (metabolite), p-value < 0.05 (TF) and p-value < 0.01 (biological process). The subscript indicates the location of the metabolite, e.g., ‘xt’: extracellular; ‘M’: mitochondrial. [acp]: acyl-carrier protein; αKG: α-ketoglutarate; GSH: glutathione; CDK: cyclindependent kinase Reporter X (significance count ≥ 2) Metabolite (Z-score > 1.5) C-lim N-lim + + snf1∆ NADP , NADPH, NAD , NADH, CoA, αKG, L-Asp, LGln, CMP, L-Asn, Oxaloacetate, L-Ornithine, Fecosterol snf1∆ tor1∆ CoA, αKG, Gluxt, 1L-myo-Inositol 1-P, NADP+, NADPH, Alaxt, L-Glu, L-Thr snf1∆ Dolichyl-P, GSH, Xanthosine 5'-P, Phosphatidate, 4Aminobutanoate, Oxidized GSH, Malate, Alaxt, Dolichyl β-D-mannosyl-P, IsocitrateM, αKGM, Mannan, MalateM, GABAxt, L-Gln, Decanoyl-[acp], Dodecanoyl-[acp], Myristoyl-[acp], Hexadecanoyl[acp], Palmitoyl-[acp], Stearoyl-[acp], Oleoyl-[acp], Linolenoyl-[acp], (R)-LactateM, Asnxt, Glnxt, CitrateM, H2O2, Urea, L-Ser, CoAM, Ferricytochrome CM, Ferrocytochrome CM, N-(L-Arginino)succinate αKG, MalateM, Malate, Acetaldehyde, Acetyl-CoA tor1∆ TF (p-value < 0.05) Biological process (p-value < 0.01) Msn2/4, Pho4, Ino2/4, Hap1, Gcn5, Cat8, Rtg1/3, Pho90, Opi1, Cdc39, Ras2, Haa1, Mks1, Taf12, Oaf1, Snf7, Pho87, Pho91, Rpt6, Mot2, Fus3 Msn2/4, Oaf1, Pip2, Hap1, Cat8, Rtg1-3, Rnt1, Cdc39, Pho4, Ssy1, Ino2/4, Rsf1, Taf12, Hap23, Mot3, Hog1, Fus3, Gts1, Sok2, Ama1, Yap1, Mot2, Spt6, Pho90, Mks1, Plc1, Ras2, Ssn3 Hap2-5, Pho90, Pbs2, Msn2/4, Rnt1, Swi1, Pho87, Pho91, Ssa1, Pho4, Grr1, Fks1, Ras2, Rtg1-2, Rgt1, Ptr3, Plc1, Pkc1, Yap1, Mks1, Rlm1, Ino4, Snf5, Ire1, Uga3, Alpha1, Cin5, Std1, Snf6, Crz1, Cup9, Snf2, Cat8, Ssn3, Dal81 Glu biosynthesis, ergosterol biosynthesis, response to stress, aerobic respiration, glucose metabolism, cellular response to nitrogen starvation Gln3, Dal80, Hst1, Pgd1, Gal11, Aro80, Snf1/4, Med2, Rcs1, Cse2, Ppz1, Ppz2, Spt20, Sin4, Snf2, Pdr1 cytokinesis, completion of separation, cell-substrate adherens junction assembly, high-affinity iron ion transport, mitosis, TCA cycle, nicotinamide riboside metabolism, Arg biosynthesis, Glu biosynthesis, pyridoxine metabolism, cell morphogenesis during conjugation, ethanol metabolism, His biosynthesis, isocitrate metabolism, ammonium transport, regulation of G-protein coupled receptor protein signaling pathway, nitrogen compound metabolism, NAD biosynthesis, thiamin biosynthesis, ribosomal large subunit assembly and maintenance, rRNA processing, L-Phe catabolism, allantoin catabolism, sulfate assimilation, regulation of CDK activity 9 aerobic respiration, nitrogen utilization, Glu biosynthesis, ammonium transport, ergosterol biosynthesis, response to drug, ethanol metabolism, pheromonedependent signal transduction during conjugation with cellular fusion, glucose metabolism TCA cycle, ATP synthesis coupled proton transport, glucose metabolism, Glu biosynthesis, response to oxidative stress, carbohydrate metabolism, posttranslational protein targeting to membrane, GPI anchor biosynthesis, aerobic respiration, phosphate transport, cell cycle arrest, protein amino acid glycosylation, response to unfolded protein, αKG metabolism, rRNA processing, protein targeting to ER, acetaldehyde metabolism snf1∆ tor1∆ αKGM, L-Asn, 4-Aminobutanoate, Alaxt, L-Ala, Hisxt, GSH, Glyxt, GABAxt, CitrateM, IsocitrateM, L-Gln, Malate, Dolichyl-P, D-Glucono-1,5-lactone 6-P, Asnxt, Glnxt, Xanthosine 5'-P, 6-P-D-gluconate, LCitrulline, Oxidized GSH, MalateM, Thrxt, Dolichyl βD-mannosyl-P, NADHM, N-(L-Arginino)succinate, OrthophosphateM, Phosphatidate, Oxaloglutarate, NH3xt, Urea, L-Pro, Mannan, OxaloacetateM, (R)LactateM, Proxt, Glycogen, CDP choline Msn2/4, Arg82, Ure2, Pho90, Gln3, Rtg1-3, Gat1, Plc1, Rnt1, Hog1, Grr1, Hap2-5, Mac1, Ssa1, Dal80, Swi1, Cup9, Pbs2, Arg80, Arg81, Gzf3, Gas1, Ptr3, Mks1, Yap1, Pho87, Pho91, Snf6, Rlm1, Kcs1, Fks1, Std1, Vps24, Rgt1, Pho4, Ire1, Pkc1, Rgt2, Uga3, Cin5, Alpha1, Ppz1, Ppz2, Snf2, Snf5, Rds3, Pdr1 10 TCA cycle, ATP synthesis coupled proton transport, aerobic respiration, glucose metabolism, cellular response to nitrogen starvation, carbohydrate metabolism, GPI anchor biosynthetic process, SRP-dependent cotranslational protein targeting to membrane translocation, copper ion import, rRNA processing, Glu biosynthesis, nitrogen compound metabolism, fatty acid transport, pentose-phosphate shunt, oxidative branch, rRNA processing, response to unfolded protein, response to oxidative stress, citrate metabolism 1 2 Supplementary table S3 Concentration of free intracellular amino acids for all strains grown on both C- and N-limited conditions. The numbers are average values of two technical replicates (μmole gCDW-1). reference AA C-lim snf1Δ tor1Δ Rep_1 Rep_2 Rep_3 Rep_1 Rep 2 Rep 3 Rep_1 Rep_2 Rep_3 Rep_1 Rep 2 Rep 3 Alanine 20.04921 19.94934 21.16735 4.480694 4.478226 5.035942 19.47548 13.0102 11.66243 6.408503 6.443236 5.203967 Glycine 3.641368 3.708185 3.667481 2.278083 1.908752 2.691387 4.048956 5.341926 5.475709 2.720675 2.486874 2.731341 Valine 6.761814 7.55951 7.265117 2.430721 2.443289 2.612772 7.493584 6.023365 5.740408 2.521538 2.337062 2.729697 Leucine 0.832947 0.991025 0.882971 0.437717 0.417314 0.459556 1.05511 1.123639 1.231968 0.578937 0.435109 0.489828 Isoleucine 1.722463 1.957116 1.745663 0.658676 0.574814 0.709591 2.442844 1.864013 2.819015 0.699062 0.729957 0.75798 Threonine 3.361731 3.846086 3.766883 2.199802 2.542463 2.847987 4.346092 5.562616 5.285922 2.83932 2.856912 2.904568 Proline 4.13944 4.795164 4.849855 0.430723 0.356386 0.487981 3.971932 2.979007 3.155479 0.620766 0.512538 0.861495 Asparagine 4.905676 4.935045 4.961107 0.118294 <0.001 <0.001 4.593949 4.486555 3.283613 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 Methionine 0.686888 1.378075 0.692512 0.603617 0.60735 0.835208 0.718093 1.552101 0.624643 0.726927 0.732301 0.800085 Aspartic Acid 15.80237 17.92585 17.85312 7.378818 9.023323 9.048099 18.32422 13.68614 14.99866 9.410176 11.0426 8.938164 Phenylalanine 1.494339 1.485036 1.559518 1.678714 1.58714 1.935133 1.513703 1.42322 1.476826 1.881517 1.779256 1.807002 Glutamic acid 148.6233 179.8395 171.2055 35.17783 44.08228 42.94568 142.4655 114.1701 117.2037 37.44567 40.80106 40.96007 Glutamine 49.67352 106.5039 80.82594 2.129589 5.459775 6.375537 37.43623 40.77015 41.71903 4.079312 9.123572 5.755484 Lysine 2.870628 3.289582 3.958193 1.508322 1.577135 1.662368 3.150539 4.957236 4.516123 2.33041 2.230124 1.965724 Histidine 5.479834 12.13147 11.83719 1.55072 1.330378 1.659969 3.796214 3.713023 3.682798 1.563664 1.632059 1.398922 Tyrosine 1.636134 1.836987 1.900938 0.658678 0.640488 0.750447 1.625089 1.2154 1.423272 0.664601 0.637394 0.684394 Tryptophan 0.190292 0.352524 0.304484 0.001782 0.016121 <0.001 0.136562 0.127733 0.126834 <0.001 0.005578 <0.001 3 4 snf1Δtor1Δ To be continued on the next page. 5 11 reference AA N-lim snf1Δ tor1Δ snf1Δtor1Δ Rep_1 Rep_2 Rep_3 Rep_1 Rep_1 Rep_2 Rep_3 Rep_1 Rep_1 Rep_2 Rep_3 Rep_1 Alanine 24.08213 26.85776 25.59549 11.93622 10.15968 12.78845 15.97484 16.50682 18.99548 9.81626 10.67418 9.847464 Glycine 4.783765 4.405195 4.652467 3.908729 3.596203 4.441132 6.322932 5.885758 6.452478 2.890736 3.079233 3.272792 Valine 9.65326 8.706566 9.151242 4.444143 4.697154 5.431461 5.77775 5.842978 7.340943 3.225069 3.780902 3.703619 Leucine 1.384566 1.334291 1.272173 0.712171 0.775175 0.920386 1.554827 1.285662 1.606889 0.674515 0.619579 0.727416 Isoleucine 2.555792 2.404078 2.457168 0.646916 0.951925 1.063829 4.63701 2.807102 3.026147 0.852795 0.967477 1.173769 Threonine 4.397919 4.473898 4.665797 2.469272 5.295307 5.91696 3.792697 5.196004 6.275091 3.864195 4.356017 4.349844 Proline 6.008796 5.76896 6.496845 1.529604 1.332278 1.679015 2.011619 3.431462 4.669693 0.931081 1.345634 1.164968 Asparagine 6.685512 7.71806 6.952898 <0.001 0.039433 0.111891 5.218463 5.378189 6.050602 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 Methionine 0.860852 0.833431 1.426569 0.736392 0.620212 0.660811 0.952287 1.430555 1.441611 0.687316 0.587913 0.667432 Aspartic Acid 17.84565 11.53562 18.70147 17.16092 17.07096 19.51797 11.94498 11.0406 16.7356 14.08627 18.26311 20.22585 Phenylalanine 1.923499 1.659729 1.784313 1.710829 1.546645 1.869282 0.604854 1.351235 1.302443 1.786341 1.649587 0.891169 Glutamic acid 157.1198 169.98 176.916 74.85193 71.49478 78.79179 124.5101 121.6797 166.279 50.26728 58.19312 77.00248 Glutamine 79.89603 113.4605 146.4862 49.23778 55.04806 68.24478 43.91489 73.36365 113.5709 18.57646 25.7291 41.26609 Lysine 5.997851 6.198438 5.728678 5.51852 5.924457 7.563857 4.07708 4.699813 5.083411 2.80198 1.890494 2.953335 Histidine 11.51288 9.763431 20.9897 3.702733 2.82053 6.883333 4.056512 2.4549 5.421118 2.554758 0.823334 2.385934 Tyrosine 2.447718 2.120823 2.30658 0.657784 0.704561 0.895781 1.183455 1.519277 1.332838 0.749121 0.671018 0.770529 Tryptophan 0.319529 0.328617 0.412486 0.019423 0.023317 0.025205 0.093682 0.090812 0.09494 <0.001 0.025575 0.013866 1 2 3 12 1 2 Supplementary table S4 Concentration of fatty acids for all strains grown on both C- and N-limited conditions. The numbers are average values of two technical replicates (μmole gCDW-1). reference C-lim snf1Δ 3 snf1Δtor1Δ Rep_1 Rep_2 Rep_3 Rep_1 Rep_1 Rep_2 Rep_1 Rep_2 Rep_3 Rep_1 Rep_1 Rep_2 C14:0 0.229116 0.119922 0.122056 0.081277 0.099083 0.110378 0.222777 0.209388 0.243512 0.128919 0.083412 0.035803 C16:0 2.255683 1.654994 2.177783 2.044178 1.638204 2.924643 2.005399 1.637855 1.773149 5.590092 3.522292 2.005572 C16:1* 1.989374 1.203035 1.517198 1.471519 2.762099 2.390537 3.081363 0.935239 1.520259 0.601744 2.60672 0.562301 C18:0 0.47364 0.705511 0.656909 1.234149 3.107187 2.786736 0.457345 0.380259 0.406573 3.901257 3.267356 4.487907 C18:1 7.970918 4.450917 5.2346 23.03356 74.9425 62.45083 8.910085 3.777247 4.430847 11.72585 63.22927 14.49676 C20:0 0.004512 <0.001 0.001504 0.013967 0.031973 0.054525 0.001518 0.001772 0.001711 <0.001 0.0297 0.045165 C22:0 0.004487 <0.001 <0.001 0.003217 0.002221 0.019894 <0.001 0.001396 <0.001 <0.001 0.014089 0.027679 FA Rep_1 Rep_2 Rep_3 Rep_1 Rep_1 Rep_2 Rep_3 Rep_1 Rep_1 Rep_2 Rep_3 Rep_3 C14:0 0.102296 0.254648 0.235496 0.073707 0.024367 0.109963 0.062053 0.248201 0.177788 0.102637 0.07549 0.020944 reference N-lim tor1Δ FA snf1Δ tor1Δ snf1Δtor1Δ C16:0 3.83245 3.543685 4.280376 3.391195 2.269874 3.429316 3.664327 4.918738 3.157535 3.498184 3.948075 4.367951 C16:1* 1.658994 1.617028 3.20578 1.264531 0.44646 1.665703 0.575 2.659068 1.864091 1.439356 1.455165 2.159919 C18:0 1.600061 1.540023 1.639863 2.411334 4.552516 2.583977 1.705149 1.776812 1.032734 3.208988 5.148261 6.101613 C18:1 19.79423 14.79566 21.89869 38.32071 11.11959 27.94223 7.849762 23.24861 0.728749 67.36435 66.03698 85.48892 C20:0 <0.001 0.005014 <0.001 0.024526 0.040896 0.035887 0.006928 0.004872 0.004247 0.037008 0.024963 0.012989 C22:0 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 0.010441 0.004242 0.008154 <0.001 0.001536 0.002276 0.018005 0.016528 0.000523 * All measurements are absolute values except that C16:1 was only relatively quantified. 13