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. 2013 Mar 28;8(3):e60384. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0060384

Figure 1. Lysine mutations in Rep1 and Rep2 impair two-hybrid interaction with SUMO but do not affect Rep1-Rep2 interaction.

Figure 1

A cir0 two-hybrid reporter yeast strain was co-transformed with plasmids expressing the indicated Gal4AD and LexA fusion proteins. Co-transformants were grown for 24 h on a nitrocellulose membrane and interaction of the fusion proteins was assessed by monitoring expression of the lacZ reporter gene using a β-galactosidase filter assay with the substrate X-gal, which produces a blue precipitate upon cleavage. Vector with no insert is indicated (--). Assays for interaction with conjugation-competent SUMO and conjugation-defective SUMOΔGG are shown on left and those for interaction between Rep1 and Rep2 on right.