Figure 1
From: A central role for p38 MAPK in the early transcriptional response to stress

p38 MAPK mediates the transcriptional response to stress. The p38 MAPK pathway is activated by stresses and leads to the phosphorylation of a number of transcriptional regulators that can orchestrate a program of gene expression, including the upregulation of many transcription-factor genes. The transcription-factor genes listed in the light-blue shaded box were upregulated by all the stresses to some extent. The other transcription-factor genes listed are color coded and are examples of genes that are upregulated by individual stresses or by two of the stresses (dark blue, osmotic stress; green, anisomycin; purple, TNFα). Functional categories of genes that were enriched are depicted at the bottom of the figure.