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. 1998 Jun;9(6):1577–1588. doi: 10.1091/mbc.9.6.1577

Figure 6.

Figure 6

Both transactivation and Res2 binding domains are required for Rep2 function in fission yeast. (A) Rescue of low-temperature growth inability of rep2 cells by expression of rep2+ deletion mutants. Full-length and various deletion mutants of rep2+ were inserted into the pcL vector and transfected into the rep2 disruptant (N3–141S) followed by selection at 18°C. The ratio of colonies formed at 18°C to those at 30°C is expressed as percentage suppression in the right column. pcL-X is the pcL vector with no insert and is used as a negative control. Experiments were repeated four times, and data are presented as means ± SD. (B) Flow cytometry of rep2 disruptants expressing each rep2+ deletion mutant. The rep2 disruptant was transfected with the indicated constructs and selected for Leu+ transformants. The transformants were grown to log phase at 30°C in PM medium and then incubated at 18°C for 53 h. Cells were sampled both at 30°C and after a 53 h incubation at 18°C, and analyzed by flow cytometry. (C) The level of cdc18+ mRNA expressed in the rep2 disruptants rescued by rep2+ deletion mutant genes. Total RNA was prepared from the rep2 disruptants at the same time points as described in B. The level of the cdc18+ transcript was determined by Northern blot hybridization. ura4+ was probed as a loading control. Lane 1, empty vector; lane 2, full-length rep2+; lane 3, Δ132–176 aa; lane 4, CΔ20; lane 5, Δ96–131 aa; lane 6, Δ22–95 aa; lane 7, ΔZn finger.