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. 2008 Jan;178(1):67–82. doi: 10.1534/genetics.107.071506

TABLE 2.

Phenotypic mutation rates

Mutation rate (mutations/genome/generation)
Clone α-FactorR (×10−6) CanR (×10−7) 5-FOAR (×10−8)
A 5.51 (4.31–6.82) 2.08 (1.67–2.51) 6.49 (4.89–8.24)
B 5.51 (4.31–6.81) 1.81 (1.44–2.20) 4.77 (3.53–6.15)
C 6.28 (4.96–7.70) 2.21 (1.77–2.69) 7.19 (5.49–9.07)
D 6.58 (5.23–8.04) 1.88 (1.51–2.29) 5.08 (3.73–6.58)
E 5.60 (4.40–6.90) 2.06 (1.66–2.50) 4.48 (3.25–5.85)
F 6.07 (4.81–7.44) 1.87 (1.49–2.28) 6.70 (5.10–8.45)
G 5.35 (4.21–6.59) 1.76 (1.41–2.14) 4.74 (3.50–6.12)
H 6.05 (4.79–7.42) 2.05 (1.65–2.49) 5.01 (3.69–6.47)
I 6.00 (4.76–7.36) 1.79 (1.43–2.17) 7.03 (5.33–8.90)
J 5.50 (4.35–6.76) 2.09 (1.67–2.55) 3.05 (2.11–4.11)
Average ± SD 5.85 ± 0.41 1.96 ± 0.16 5.45 ± 1.34
Combined 5.86 (5.46–6.28) 1.95 (1.83–2.08) 5.43 (4.97–5.91)

Mutation rates to α-factor resistance, canavanine resistance (CanR), and 5-fluoroorotic acid resistance (5-FOAR) for 10 clones of GIL104. Parentheses indicate the 95% confidence intervals calculated using Equations 29 and 30 from Foster (2006). The combined data set treats the 10 72-tube fluctuation assays as one 720-tube fluctuation assay.