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  1. D. Appling; JBC 260:1248 (1985) from 3-5281 X JRY478 cross (pp. 18-20, DNA work III)
  2. C. Barlowe; MCB 10:5679 (1990) gene replacement of DAY4 with in vitro constructed ade3 mutants
  3. M. West; Biochemistry 35: 3122 (1996) disruption of MTD1 in DAY3, DAY4, CBY1, CBY4, CBY5, CBY6
  4. McKenzie, K. Q. and Jones, E. W. (1977) Genetics 86, 85-102.
  5. Skala, J., van Dyck, L., Purnelle, B., and Goffeau, A. (1992) Yeast 8, 777-785. (See p. 65 DRA's Sept94 notebook)
  6. C. Guthrie (via Karen Shannon)
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  8. Shannon, K. W. and Rabinowitz, J. C. (1988) J. Biol. Chem. 263, 7717-7725.
  9. Bertrand Daignan-Fornier; Bordeaux France
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  15. obtained from David Sinclair of Ian Dawes lab in Australia: Y5 = 391.7; Y6 = 391-2a (see p. 52 of 1991 YGSC catalogue)Roy, D. J. and Dawes, I. W. (1987) J. Gen. Microbiol. 133, 925-933.; Dickenson, J. R., Roy, D. J., and Dawes, I. W. (1986) Mol. Gen. Genet. 204, 103-107.
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  18. See C. Barlowe's Aug88-Nov89 Saturation mutagenesis notebook, pp. 95-109
  19. See C. Barlowe's Nov89-Jun90 Saturation mutagenesis notebook, pp. 12-14
  20. See C. Barlowe's Aug88-Nov89 Saturation mutagenesis notebook, pp. 1-12
  21. See C. Barlowe's Aug88-Nov89 Saturation mutagenesis notebook, pp. 145-152
  22. Histidine requirement is due to ade3 deletion, not a mutation in a his gene (see Jones, E.W. (1977) Genetics 85:209-223.)
  23. MET13 was originally called MET11 or MTR2; MET12 was originally called MTR1
  24. Constructed by disruption of DAY4a/al followed by sporulation and tetrad dissection
  25. 30/2/a and 11/8/c have slightly different growth characteristics (see Yakov's notebook: 4/1/97)
  26. 22/5/c is not disrupted at GLY1, but is ura+; mating type not determined
  27. Constructed by disruption of haploid DAY4
  28. Constructed by disruption of haploid EKY2
  29. Constructed by gene replacement of his4- allele with HIS4+ allele (M. West's notebook #6, pp. 1-5; Feb-Mar94)
  30. Balasundaram, D., Tabor, C.W., and Tabor, H. (1991) PNAS 88:5872-5876 (db5872)
  31. See Susan Dabrowski's notebook, June-July 99
  32. Chimera1 = Catalytic domain of Met13p fused to regulatory domain of Arabidopsis MTHFR-1. These strains have the chimera inserted at the met13 locus by gene replacement
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  34. Roje, S., Chan, S.Y., Raymond, R.K., Horne, D.W., Appling, D.R. and Hanson, A.D. (2002) J. Biol. Chem. 277:4056-4061.
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  36. Holmes, W.B., Appling, D.R. (2002) J. Biol. Chem. 277:20205-20213.
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  40. Adams, A.E.M, and Botstein, D. (1989) Genetics 121:675-683. Obtained strain from Clarence Chan.
  41. From David Botstein lab. Obtained strain from Clarence Chan.
  42. Chan, S.Y. and Appling, D.R. (2003) J. Biol. Chem. 278:43051-43059.
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