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Heterozygous Screen in Saccharomyces cerevisiae Identifies Dosage-Sensitive Genes That Affect Chromosome Stability
Genetics Strome et al. 178: 1193
Supplement to Strome et al., 2008
Supplemental Tables
Files in this Data Supplement:
- Mean Chromosome V Instability Rate for all 172 Unique Gene-Disrupting Insertions - "The transposon insertion site is identified in column 1 and the chromosome V instability rate estimated by one trial of fluctuation analysis as conversion to canavaine resistance is shown in column 2."
- Transposon Insertion Sites in Non-Annotated Regions - "53 insertions into non-annotated coding regions were identified. Column 2 lists the closest upstream gene and closest downstream gene; repetitions of identified insertions are listed by reciprocal numbering in column 1. Column 3 identifies the annotated coding region of the upstream gene; column 4 identifies the annotated coding region of the downstream gene. The chromosomal coordinate of the transposon insertion is listed in column 5. Columns 6 and 7 show the number of basepairs between the transposon insertion site and the upstream and downstream genes. Column 8 lists the coordinates of all promotor regions identified through the S. cerevisie Promotor Database."
- 300 Transposon Insertion Sites Identified with Vectorette and Inverse PCR - "Transposon Insertion Site Identification; single gene names denote insertion of transposon into coding region of named gene, two gene names separated by a hyphen denote the transposon inserted between these two genes. Gene name repetitions indicate the number of times this gene was identified in the screen."
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