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Table 4.

S. pombe genes by which gene deletion confers sensitivity or resistance to amphotericin B

Phenotype	Genes
Amphotericin B sensitivity	apl3,^damo1,^dapm1,^cvps45,^clsd1,^ccph1,^cpub1,^crep2,^cpal1,^cend4,^cmrs3,^a^,^crhp54,^ccip2,^c SPAC1805.14,^csft2,^cgga1,^a^,^cent3,^a^,^ccdt2,^cddb1,^crho2,^crrd1,^a^,^circ6,^a^,^cmug179,^cctp1,^cpds5,^ciki3,^crpl2001,^crpl1101,^ciws1,^caah3,^crhp51,^c SPAC1071.11,^cccr4,^catg4,^c
Amphotericin B resistance	sts1,^bkes1,^bada2,^bada3^b

The common name is taken from the orthology of S. cerevisiae.

The gene disruption exhibited sensitivity to ergosterol biosynthesis inhibitors but exhibited resistance to AmB.

The gene disruption exhibited sensitivity to both ergosterol biosynthesis inhibitors and AmB.

The gene disruption exhibited resistance to ergosterol biosynthesis inhibitors but exhibited sensitivity to AmB.