Table 1. Classification of the 489 mutant strains displaying different degrees of respiratory growth impairment on YPE at 37°C and/or at 30°C.
Total number and type of mutants | HSa | MSa | LSa | New mutants | Human orthologsb |
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134 mutants respiratory growth-defective only at 37°C | 58 | 52 | 24 | 65 | 52 (80%) |
355 mutants respiratory growth-defective also at 30°C: | |||||
–268 mutants respiratory growth-defective at both 30°C and 37°C | 221 | 26 | 21 | 22 | 16 (73%) |
–87 mutants displaying a phenotype worsening effect at 37°Cc | 56c | 31c | — | 18 | 8 (44%) |
aMutants were classified as high (HS), medium (MS) and low (LS) sensitive based on their serial dilution assay OXPHOS phenotypes (see also Figure 1A and Supplementary Table S1).
bThe numbers (and percentages) of yeast genes with an orthologous counterpart in the human genome, only refers to the newly identified 105 genes that cause a respiratory growth defect when mutated.
cNumber of mutants displaying a HS or MS OXPHOS phenotype at 37°C compared to a less severe phenotype at 30°C.