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. 2013 Jul;57(7):3182–3193. doi: 10.1128/AAC.00555-13

Table 4.

Allelic polymorphisms observed in MRR1 and ERG11 for C. albicans strains

Gene and isolate	Allele (GenBank accession no.)	Amino acid substitution(s)^a
MRR1
DSY291	Allele 1 (EU497754)	–
	Allele 2 (EU497755)	S16I, T73K, S171P, E1020Q, 2× NPQS
JEY355	Allele MRR1^V877F (KC676659)	S16I, T73K, S171P, V877F, E1020Q, 2× NPQS
JEY429	Allele MRR1^V877F	S16I, T73K, S171P, V877F, E1020Q, 2× NPQS
JEY430	One allele 2 from DSY291	S16I, T73K, S171P, E1020Q, 2× NPQS
JEY431	Two MRR1^V877F alleles	S16I, T73K, S171P, V877F, E1020Q, 2× NPQS
JEY432	Two alleles 2 from DSY291	S16I, T73K, S171P, E1020Q, 2× NPQS
ERG11
JEY355	Allele 1 (KC676660)	E266D
	Allele 2 (KC676661)	D116E, E266D

^a

–, Only amino acids that differ from those of Mrr1 of strain SC5314 are listed. The new gain-of-function mutation is indicated in boldface.