A) The enrichment of gene functional modules regulated by the Rtg3-biding motif in 23 Ascomycota. This motif is enriched upstream of amino acid metabolism genes in all Ascomycota. However, in fission yeast, it is specifically enriched upstream of stress-response genes. S. cerevisiae (Scer), S. paradoxus (Spar), S. mikatae (Smik), S. bayanus (Sbay), C. glabrata (Cgla), S. castellii (Scas), K. waltii (Kwal), A. gossypii (Agos), K. lactis (Klac), S. kluyveri (Sklu), D. hansenii (Dhan), C. guilliermondii (Cgui), C. lusitaniae (Clus), C. albicans (Calb), C. tropicalis (Ctro), C. parapsilosis (Cpar), C. elongosporus (Celo), Y. lipolytica (Ylip), N. crassa (Ncra), A. nidulans (Anid), S. japonicus (Sjap), S. octosporus (Soct), S. pombe (Spom)
B) Enrichment of Rtg3- and Aft1-binding sites in the promoters of stress response genes. Each row represents a gene. The strength of the strongest regulatory site upstream of the gene is indicated in the blue heat map. The expression of the gene in glucose depletion (gd) and early-stationery phase (es) relative to log phase is indicated in the blue-yellow heat map. Genes specific to the fission yeast clade are indicated in orange.
C) Enrichment of Fkh2/Mei4- and MBF-binding sites in front of antisense-transcribed genes. As in B, but each row represents a gene with greater antisense than sense transcription. Gene associated with meiosis (44) are indicated in magenta.