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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Feb 28.
Published in final edited form as: Nature. 2013 Jul 21;500(7464):571–574. doi: 10.1038/nature12344

Table 1.

Repeatedly hit genes are putative drivers of adaptation

Gene Hits Fixed Biological process*
IRA1 21 10 Negative regulator of Ras
ROT2 11 2 Cell wall biogenesis
YUR1 11 5 Cell wall biogenesis
ACE2 9 4 Cytokinesis
STE11 9 1 Mating
STE12 9 2 Mating
PDR5 8 5 Multidrug transport
WHI2 7 2 General stress response
STE4 6 1 Mating
IRA2 5 3 Negative regulator of Ras
KRE6 4 1 Cell wall assembly
SFL1 4 1 Regulation of flocculation genes
STE5 4 3 Mating
ANP1 3 1 Protein glysosylation
CNE1 3 2 Protein folding
GAS1 3 3 Cell wall assembly
GCN1 3 1 Regulation of translation
GPB1 3 1 Negative regulator of Ras
GPB2 3 1 Negative regulator of Ras
KEG1 3 0 Cell wall assembly
KRE5 3 1 Cell wall assembly
RPO31 3 0 RNA ploymerase III transcription
SET4 3 2 unknown
YJL171C 3 0 unknown
*

Biological process was manually curated from the Saccharomyces Genome Database (www.yeastgenome.org).