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. 2021 Apr 19;11(6):jkab111. doi: 10.1093/g3journal/jkab111

Table 2.

mlh3-ATP binding and mlh3-PIP mutations modestly rescue pms1 null MMR defects

pms1Δ strain with indicated plasmids Rate × 10−7 (n) 95% CI × 10−7 Relative to wild type
PMS1, ARS-CEN 2.99 (30) 2.11–3.85 1
PMS1, 2µ 22.4 (18) 15.1–63.5 7.50
ARS-CEN (LEU2) 20,300 (29) 12,900–28,700 6,800
18,900 (18) 15,900–21,300 6,320
mlh3 Block mutations, ARS-CEN
 MLH3 14,700 (15) 8,620–19,700 4,910
Block 4 (mlh3-PIP1) 14,400 (15) 6,470–18,600 4,830
Block 4 (mlh3-PIP2) 11,300 (15) 7,890–21,200 3,790
mlh3 Block mutations,
Block 1, ATP binding
  mlh3-K17T, A20Q, S24D, R30K, Q34D 9,720 (18) 6,360–11,300 3,250*
Block 2, Mlh1 interaction
  mlh3-Y493M, N497G, V499F, D500N, K502G 15,400 (18) 10,700–23,700 5,160
  mlh3-D500N 10,900 (18) 9,540–16,100 3,630
  mlh3-K502G 16,500 (18) 10,200–19,100 5,530
Block 3, Endonuclease motif
  mlh3-R530K 20,500 (18) 16,900–28,600 6,840
  mlh3-R532N 15,700 (18) 10,600–21,600 5,240
  mlh3-R530K, R532N 13,300 (18) 10,100–17,200 4,440
Block 4, PCNA interaction motif
  MLH3 (GTFVAR) 13,200 (28) 8,280–20,600 4,430
  mlh3-PIP1 (QKLIIP) 13,700 (25) 7,940–17,200 4,590
  mlh3-PIP2 (QTFIAP) 6,300 (44) 4,120–7,470 2,110*
  mlh3-PIP3 (QTLIAP) 8,520 (18) 6,950–17,600 2,850
  mlh3-PIP4 (GTFIAP) 13,800 (18) 7,390–22,400 4,610
  mlh3-PIP5 (QTFIAR) 6,890 (18) 4,250–9,890 2,300*
  mlh3-PIP6 (QTFVAP) 15,700 (18) 13,100–25,800 5,240
  mlh3-PIP7 (GTFVAP) 15,500 (18) 10,500–22,500 5,190
  mlh3-PIP8 (GTFIAR) 19,500 (18) 15,100–25,900 6,510
  mlh3-PIP9 (QTFVAR) 8,520 (18) 4,890–10,800 3,060*
Block 5, Helix 2
  mlh3- V660K, N666A, F676I, D678K 14,900 (18) 10,700–19,700 4,970
  mlh3-D678K 14,700 (18) 11,900–22,200 4,920
Block 6, Helix 1
  mlh3-C695L, F699W, A702P, S707T, V709R, P710H 14,100 (18) 12,100–21,100 4,710
Double mutants
Block 1, Block 4 (PIP2) 5,480 (18) 4,340-6,710 1,830*
Block 2 (D500N), Block 4 (PIP2) 12,200 (18) 6,340–15,100 4,078
Block 2 (K502G), Block 4 (PIP2) 11,900 (18) 6,830–19,100 3,970
Block 3 (R530K), Block 4 (PIP2) 7,350 (18) 2,490–12,700 2,460*
Block 3 (R532N), Block 4 (PIP2) 7,110 (18) 3,240–9,650 2,380*
Block 3 (R530K, R532N), Block 4 (PIP2) 17,600 (18) 13,400–19,800 5,880
Block 4 (PIP2), Block 5 (D678K) 11,000 (18) 5,750–12,900 3,690*
Block 4 (PIP2), Block 5 (Helix 2) 18,700 (18) 12,200–30,900 6,240
Block 4 (PIP2), Block 6 (Helix 1) 20,600 (18) 14,400–27,900 6,904
Block 5 (Helix 2), Block 6 (Helix 1) 20,200 (18) 17,500–38,800 6,740
MLH3-PMS1 chimeras, 2µ
 MMM 13,200 (28) 8,280–20,600 4,430
 PPP 42.9 (18) 24.1–91.4 14.4
 PMM 19,600 (18) 8,530–31,200 6,550
 MMP 14,600 (18) 11,600–21,100 4,870
 PPM 16,100 (18) 12,900–18,500 5,380
 MPP 14,800 (18) 11,800–18,300 4,960
 PMP 15,300 (18) 12,800–21,300 5,130
 MPM 20,400 (18) 18,100–35,100 6,830

EAY3097 (pms1Δ, S288c background) was transformed with pJH481 (PMS1S288c, ARS-CEN), pEAM50 (PMS1S288c, ), and pRS415 (dummy vector; Supplementary Table S1) to analyze PMS1, PMS1-2µ, and pms1Δ genotypes, respectively. mlh3 substitution alleles (Blocks 1–6, Figure 2; Supplementary Table S1) and MLH3-PMS1 chimera constructs (Supplementary Table S1) were also transformed into EAY3097. mlh3 alleles and chimeras were expressed from an MLH3 promoter in and ARS-CEN vectors as indicated. All strains were analyzed for mutation rate using the lys2-A14 reversion assay as described in the Materials and Methods with the 95% confidence interval (CI) presented. n represents the number of independent measurements obtained from at least two transformants. *Indicates complementation of pms1Δ as measured by nonoverlap in 95% CI.