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May 15, 2026mBio1 citationsOpen Access

ThLaeA functions as a conditional repressor to maintain metabolic homeostasis in Trichoderma hypoxylon

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WLWeiwei LiHarbin University of Science and TechnologyZSZili SongChinese Academy of SciencesHLHuan LiuChinese Academy of Sciences

Key Points

  • The research aims to investigate the role of ThLaeA as a conditional repressor in maintaining metabolic homeostasis within Trichoderma hypoxylon.
  • Analyzed the metabolic effects of ThLaeA on Thtri5-dependent perturbations in various fungal strains.
  • Investigated the regulation of secondary metabolism through genetic manipulation and metabolic profiling.
  • ThLaeA significantly reduced metabolic disturbances caused by Thtri5 (p<0.01).
  • Enhanced production of bioactive secondary metabolites was observed in strains with ThLaeA under controlled conditions.

Abstract

acts as a conditional repressor that counterbalances Thtri5-dependent perturbations to maintain metabolic homeostasis. This work redefines the LaeA paradigm and provides a framework for understanding the context-dependent regulation of secondary metabolism in fungi. IMPORTANCE: strains, while boosting bioactive secondary metabolite production and optimizing fungal cell factories. This study advances fundamental insights into fungal metabolic regulation and provides a rational basis for strain improvement and biotechnological applications in agriculture and industry.

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Li et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a06b8f8e7dec685947ab74ehttps://doi.org/10.1128/mbio.00189-26
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