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. 2002 May;13(5):1484–1500. doi: 10.1091/mbc.01-10-0495

Table 5.

Characteristics of components of the yeast Sec34p/Sec35p complex

Gene ORF Size of protein Organisms with homologsa Difference in mobility of Sec34p/Sec35p in mutant relative to wild typeb Null phenotype (24°C) Two-hybrid interactionsc
SEC34 YER157w 93 kD H,D,A,S,C,Y Not determined Visible microcolonies Sec34p-Sec35p
SEC35 YGR120c 32 kD Y 3.0, 5.0 (Sec34p) Visible microcolonies Sec35p-Sec34p
Sec35p-Sec37p
Sec35p-Sec38p
SEC36/COD3 YGL223c 48 kD Y 2.5 Visible microcolonies Sec36p-Sec37p
SEC38/SGF1/COD1 YPR105c 99 kD H,D,A,S,C,Y 4.5 (Sec34p) No visible growth Sec38p-Sec35p
6.5 (Sec35p)
SEC37/COD2 YNL041c 97 kD H,D,A,S,C,Y 1.2 Wild-type growth Sec37p-Sec35p
Sec37p-Sec36p
COD4 YNL051w 46 kD H,D,A,S,C,Y 1.3 Wild-type growth
COD5 YGL005c 32 kD Y 0.5 Wild-type growth
DOR1 YML071c 70 kD H,D,A,S,C,Y 1.4 Wild-type growth
a

 Organisms are indicated as H. sapiens (H), D. melanogaster (D), A. thaliana (A), S. pombe (S), C. elegans (C), and at least one other budding yeast (Y). 

b

 Summary of data from Figures 5, 6, 11, 12, and 13. Mobility differences are expressed as the volume (ml) difference between the peak of Sec34p and Sec35p elution from a Suprose 6 column in mutant extracts relative to corresponding wild-type extracts.