Table 3. Results of genetic complementation assays.
Construct | Growth at 43°Ca | |
---|---|---|
1 | Wild type | ++ |
2 | F18A | ++ |
3 | F22A | ++ |
4 | R46H | ++ |
5 | R57A | ++ |
6 | R62A | ++ |
7 | K66A | ++ |
8 | R67A | ++ |
9 | R70A | ++ |
10 | F18A/F22A | + |
11 | R62A/R67A | – |
12 | R62A/R70A | – |
13 | R67A/R70A | – |
14 | F18A/R62A | + |
15 | F18A/K66A | + |
16 | F18A/R67A | – |
17 | F22A/R62A | + |
18 | F22A/K66A | ++ |
19 | F22A/R67A | + |
20 | R46H/R57A | ++ |
21 | R46H/R62A | – |
22 | R46H/K66A | – |
23 | R46H/R67A | – |
24 | R46H/R70A | – |
aIf the complementation of NHY322 (i.e., growth at 43°C) observed with a mutant derivative was comparable to that of wild type C5 protein, the mutant was classified as ++; if the mutant derivative behaved like NHY322 cells transformed with pBR322, it was categorized as –. Mutant derivatives which exhibited intermediate behavior in terms of complementation were defined as +.