Table 8.
Synthetic lethality induced by elimination of phosphorylation/dephosphorylation reactions
Eliminated reaction |
Impacted single mutation strains that are |
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viable (inviable) before (after) perturbation | |
Whi5 phosphorylationby Bck2 |
cln3 Δ, Multicopy BCK2, cdh1 Δ, sic1 Δ, swi5 Δ, |
|
CLB5-db Δ, net1-ts, GAL-CLB2, APC-A |
CKI phosphorylation by Cln2 |
bck2 Δ, GAL-SIC1, net1-ts, APC-A |
CKI phosphorylation by Clb2 |
GAL-CLN3, cdh1 Δ, GAL-CLB5, CLB1 clb2 Δ
|
CKI dephosphorylation by Cdc14 |
bck2 Δ, cdh1 Δ, GAL-CLB2, APC-A |
Whi5 phosphorylation by Cln3 |
bck2 Δ, cdh1 Δ, APC-A |
SBF phosphorylation by Clb2 |
cdh1 Δ, CLB5-db Δ, APC-A |
Whi5 phosphorylation by Cln2 |
bck2 Δ,APC-A |
Whi5 dephosphorylation by Cdc14 |
APC-A |
Net1 dephosphorylation by PPX | Multicopy CDC15 |
Upon setting phosphorylation/dephosphorylation rate constants to zero (left column), viability is lost in several single mutation strains (right column).