Does yeast have a secretory pathway for protein synthesisIf

Does yeast have a secretory pathway for protein synthesis?If so how does it work?

Please start explaining from nucleus transcription to translation in yeast with the promoters or genes that are specific to yeast.

Solution

In baker yeast saccharomyces cerevisiae, 543 proteins are predicted to carry a signal peptide which accounts for 9.2% of the entire proteome. Studying protein secretion in yeast is important for main reasons  are a number of human diseases, like Alzheimer, parkinson, diabetes mellitus are related to protein folding and secretions , protein secretion best studied in mammalian cells and yeast indicating that the core features of initial secretion steps are similar

The SNF2/SW12, SNF5, SNF6, SW11 proteins are important for transcriptional enhancement by a variety of yeast , they active transcrption