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. 2001 Nov 27;98(25):14524–14529. doi: 10.1073/pnas.201529598

Table 2.

Effect of Gcn4p on conversion at HIS4

Percent conversion at HIS4 ± SE (events/total tetrads)
Leu+ Lys Leu Lys Leu+ Lys+ Leu Lys+
Ade+
GCN4/GCN4 27%  ± 1.7* (195/719) 21%  ± 1.7*§ (126/588) 19%  ± 1.5 (127/682) 13%  ± 1.5§ (72/534)
 Δgcn4/Δgcn4 12%  ± 1.9 (37/300) 10%  ± 1.8 (28/274) 13%  ± 1.9 (40/314) 10%  ± 1.7 (33/313)
 GCN4–URA3–GCN4/GCN4 ND ND ND 13  ± 2.4 (25/191)
 GCN4c–URA3–GCN4/GCN4 ND  ND ND 48  ± 2.1 (94/197)
Ade**
 GCN4/GCN4 40%  ± 3.5 (78/196) 37%  ± 3.6 (64/175) ND 37%  ± 3.6 (69/185)
 Δgcn4/Δgcn4 29%  ± 3.4 (52/180) 23%  ± 3.1 (42/181) ND 23%  ± 3.6 (32/140)

ND, not determined. 

*

Prototrophy for leucine elevates conversion frequency significantly in lysine auxotrophs. 

Prototrophy for leucine elevates conversion frequency significantly in lysine prototrophs. 

Auxotrophy for lysine elevates conversion frequency significantly in leucine prototrophs. 

§

Auxotrophy for lysine elevates conversion frequency significantly in leucine auxotrophs. 

Conversion frequency is significantly lower in Δgcn4 strains than in GCN4. 

Constitutive expression of Gcn4p elevates conversion frequencies significantly. 

**

Auxotrophy for adenine elevates conversion frequency significantly (independently of phenotype for leucine or lysine).