Transcriptional memory of different types of genes is generally maintained under various environmental conditions in Saccharomyces cerevisiae

When certain genes are exposed to repeated stimuli, they can be rapidly reactivated after prior expression and show enhanced expression signals, known as transcriptional memory. Such reinduction memory of gene expression is an essential adaptation to the recurring environmental changes, which facilitates divergent organisms evolve the capacity to reduce the need for genetic fitness(New et al., 2014).