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. 2012 Nov 1;2(11):1345–1356. doi: 10.1534/g3.112.004218

Table 1. Summary and characterization of knockout strains identified as AOX deficient.

Knockout Library Grid Number Mutant Class Panel of Figure 2 Showing Western NCU Numbera FGSC Number Known or Predicted Protein or Genea
(Domain Identified) Growth Defectb Growth
on Antimycin A for48 hrc Conidiation Defectd
1C3e 1 na 03938.5 11227 aod-5 0
23H2 1 A 08887.5 15957 Hypothetical protein (major facilitator superfamily) 0
40E6f 1 A 05600.5 13805 Ubiquinone biosynthesis protein (ABC1 family) 0
12096.5 Aspartyl aminopeptidase (glycosyl hydrolase family)
41G6 1 A 03589.5 13923 Hypothetical protein Slight 0 Slight
47H10 1 A 00778.5 16938 sed5 vesicle protein (transmembrane adaptor Erv26) Severe 0 Severe
52D8 1 B 07281.5 14469 Glucose-6-phosphate isomerase (phosphoglucose isomerase) Severe 0 Slight
83H3 1 A 08365.5 18277 RNA polymerase II mediator complex component Med8 Slight 0 Severe
88H8 1 A 01542.5 19221 Hypothetical protein (HbrB like domain) 0
96H9e 1 na 07953.5 18947 aod-1
97B1e 1 na 03352.5 19465 aod-2
100B5 1 A 08158.5 19644 Dual-specificity phosphatase Slight 0 Slight
1G9 2 D 00157.5 11281 COP 9 signalosome-1, csn-1 Slight 0 Slight
1G11 2 D 00467.5 11283 csn-5 Slight 0 Slight
2A3 2 D 08741.5 11299 Striatin pro 11 (WD domain, G-beta repeat) 0.7 Severe
6A1 2 A 06799.5 11001 Fungal specific transcription factor, vad-5 0
6F2 2 B 09739.5 11062 Hypothetical protein, ada-7 (Zn(2)-Cys(6) binuclear cluster) 0.7 Severe
7H4 2 B 03875.5 11780 Chromatin remodeling complex ATPase chain ISW1 (SLIDE, HAND, helicase conserved domain, SNF2 family, type III restriction enzyme, DEAD/DEAH box helicase, class II histone deactylase complex subunits 2 and 3) 0 Severe
12C8 2 D 01266.5 12022 Phosphoinositide-specific phospholipase C 0.6
13G11 2 D 04566.5 12420 Protein kinase SNF1 0 Slight
14A5 2 D 03727.5 12091 Hyphal anastomosis-2, ham-2 0.4 Severe
28C5 2 C 00007.5 16098 pH response regulator palH, rim-21 1.0 Slight
28D10 2 C 00593.5 16116 COP9 signalosome-2, csn-2 Slight 0.2 Slight
30C2 2 B 06199.5 13193 RNA binding protein Jsn1 (RNA recognition motif) 1.2 Severe
44H2 2 B 04826.5 16834 Hypothetical protein 0 Severe
45C8 2 D 03035.5 13973 Hypothetical protein 0.3 Slight
50G11 2 A 04607.5 14316 Hypothetical protein 0.3 Slight
81E9 2 E 06084.5 20114 Hypothetical protein (Vps51/Vps67) 1.6 Severe
83E1 2 B 07881.5 18239 Hypothetical protein 2.7 Severe
85H5 2 E 09803.5 18375 Thioredoxin (glutaredoxin homolog) Slight 0 Slight
96C10 2 B 04245.5 18888 Translocase of outer mitochondrial membrane 70, tom70 0 Severe
96G8g 2 E 06727.5 18934 Spermidine 3, spe-3 (Spermidine synthase) 2.3
2C4 3 D 03894.5 11324 Serine/threonine protein kinase ste-20 0.2
4B3 3 E 04062.5 11473 Peroxisome biogenesis factor 20 1.1
4F11 3 G 08480.5 11671 Hsf-type DNA-binding domain-containing protein 0 Severe
9E5 3 E 08565.5 11945 Hypothetical protein (NACHT domain) 0.4
10B5 3 F 09212.5 11545 Serine/threonine protein kinase 1.7
10B6 3 F 06563.5 11546 Serine/threonine protein phosphatase PP2A catalytic subunit (calcineurin-like phosphoesterase) Slight 0.5 Severe
10B8 3 H 07489.5 11548 Phosphatase-Z-like-1, pzl-1 (calcineurin-like phosphoesterase) 0.4 Severe
10C6 3 H 03853.5 11559 Peptidyl-prolyl cis-trans isomerase (tetratricopeptide repeat) 2.7 Slight
13C11 3 F 06493.5 12370 Guanine nucleotide-binding protein alpha-1 (ADP ribosylation factor) 3.3
28B10 3 G 08137.5 16091 Hypothetical protein 0 Slight
30F5 3 C 01471.5 13235 Nuclear protein SNF4 (CBS domain) 0
32A11 3 C 01955.5 13376 Autophagocytosis protein Aut1 1.9 Slight
42A2 3 D 01276.5 16557 N-acetyltransferase 5 Slight 0.5 Slight
FR47-like protein
48E6g 3 C 04771.5 16944 Fructosyl-amino acid oxidase (FAD dependent oxidoreductase) 0.5 Slight
51F9 3 C 09530.5 14398 Hypothetical protein 1.4
52F6 3 C 08067.5 14491 Osmosensor protein (SH3 domain) 3.5
63E6 3 H 03802.5 17474 Trimethyllysine dioxygenase (taurine catabolism dioxygenase) 2.6 Slight
82B6 3 E 07112.5 20169 Hypothetical protein (pyridine nucleotide-disulphide oxidoreductase) 1.5
83F11 3 F 01511.5 18261 Urease accessory protein ureG Severe 0.5 Severe
92B11 3 G 07579.5 19411 Hypothetical protein (SCA7) 0.2 Severe
93F6 3 G 03708.5 18633 Hypothetical protein (putative methyl transferase) 1.8
94D6g 3 G 00712.5 18704 3-hydroxy-3-methylglutaryl-coenzyme A reductase (sterol sensing domain, patched family) 2.6
97D9 3 G 00360.5 19497 NAD-dependent epimerase/dehydratase 0 Slight
98H11 3 G 10058.5 18976 Phosphoglucomutase 2 1.1
99C10 3 E 09686.5 20379 Clock-controlled gene-8, ccg-8 (transcription factor opl1) 0
100C8 3 C 09208.5 19659 Transcription factor SPT8 (WD domain, G-beta repeat) 0
100F2 3 C 09527.5 20459 Hypothetical protein 2.0
101D3 3 F 09560.5 21068 Superoxide dismutase 0
103G4 3 F 09553.5 21156 3-hydroxybutyryl CoA dehydrogenase 2.2
103G10g 3 H 08132.5 21162 Alpha-1,3-glucan synthase, Ags2 Slight 0.5
104D1 3 F 02973.5 21213 Mitochondrial carrier protein 0.1
104E9 3 C 01553.5 21233 Para-hydroxybenzoate-polyprenyltransferase, Coq2 0
108C9 3 H 02979.5 21401 AMP deaminase 1.8 Slight
108G10g 3 H 08279.5 21450 Hypothetical protein 1.1
a

Information from N. crassa database BROAD Institute (http://www.broadinstitute.org/annotation/genome/neurospora/MultiHome.html).

b

Growth rates were measured by inoculating conidiaspores at the center of Petri dishes (standard 100 mm × 15 mm size) containing Vogel’s medium. Plates were incubated at 30°. The radius of mycelial extension from the inoculation point was measured (in cm) and compared with the wild-type control strain that covers the surface of the plate (radius of growth from the inoculation point of 4.2 cm) in 48 hr. Strains with a “slight” growth defect were defined as having a growth radius of 1.5 to 4.1 cm in 48 hr. A “severe” growth defect was defined as having a growth radius of less than 1.5 cm in 48 hr.

c

Same as b, but the medium contained Antimycin A. Measurements of growth (in cm) were taken after 48 hr. The control strain grew 1.7 cm in 48 hr on average under these conditions.

d

Formation of asexual conidiaspores was considered slightly defective if conidiation on slants containing 3 mL of Vogel’s medium in a 1 cm × 10-cm test tube was similar to the control but took longer than the control strain. The defect was considered severe if very few conidia formed, even after extended times.

e

The aod-1 (Li et al. 1996), aod-2, and aod-5 (Descheneau et al. 2005) genes were all identified during the screen and have been described in detail previously.

f

Original predicted open reading frame was knocked out but is now known to be divided into two predicted genes.

g

Strain maintained in the knockout library as a heterokaryon. This implies that the affected gene is essential for viability.

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