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. 2005 Oct;25(20):9054–9062. doi: 10.1128/MCB.25.20.9054-9062.2005

TABLE 4.

The ade6-M26CS hot spot is strongly Atf1 dependent

Diploida ade6 allelesb atf1 No. Ade+/106c
WS102 3083 × 469 + 12,300 ± 1,800
WS111 M375 × 469 + 300 ± 40
WS119 3083 × 469 Δd 1,000 ± 90
WS101 3070 × M375 + 12,100 ± 870
WS118 3044 × M375 + 320 ± 30
WS103 3070 × M375 Δ 310 ± 10
a

atf1 mutants show severe defects in mating and meiosis (23, 29, 38). Thus, in order to obtain adequate numbers of viable spores, unstable diploids were used for these experiments.

b

See Fig. 3 for allele descriptions. M26CS hot spot alleles are in bold.

c

Mean frequency ± the standard error of the mean of Ade+ recombinants per million viable spores from three crosses.

d

Δ, atf1::ura4+.