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- C. Barlowe; MCB 10:5679
(1990) gene replacement of DAY4 with in vitro constructed ade3 mutants
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slightly different growth characteristics (see Yakov's notebook: 4/1/97)
- 22/5/c is not disrupted
at GLY1, but is ura+; mating type not determined
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of haploid DAY4
- Constructed by disruption
of haploid EKY2
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