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spelling Cox, B. S. 0016-6723 1469-5073 Hindawi Limited Genetics General Medicine http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/s0016672300017584 <jats:title>SUMMARY</jats:title><jats:p>Five loci have been identified in<jats:italic>Saccharomyces cerevisiae</jats:italic>whose function reduces suppressor activity in strains carrying ochre super-suppressor mutations. Recessive mutations which allow an increased level of suppression occur at these loci. In such mutants, termed allosuppressors, the serine-inserting suppressor<jats:italic>SUPQ5</jats:italic>suppresses ochre mutations in a [<jats:italic>psi</jats:italic><jats:sup>−</jats:sup>] background and Class I tyrosine-inserting suppressors are lethal or have a reduced viability. Mutations at two allosuppressor loci,<jats:italic>sal</jats:italic>3 and<jats:italic>sal</jats:italic>4, have a lethal interaction with one another and with the extrachromosomal determinant [<jats:italic>psi</jats:italic><jats:sup>+</jats:sup>]. This interaction is expressed in the absence of any suppressor mutation. All the mutant alleles of one allosuppressor locus<jats:italic>sal</jats:italic>3 are cold sensitive. One allosuppressor mutation,<jats:italic>sal</jats:italic>4.2, is temperature-sensitive for growth, as well as for other aspects of its phenotypic expression; namely the expression of<jats:italic>SUPQ5</jats:italic>and the lethal interactions with Class I super-suppressors, with [<jats:italic>psi</jats:italic><jats:sup>+</jats:sup>] and with<jats:italic>sal</jats:italic>3. At low temperature (24 °C),<jats:italic>sal</jats:italic>3-<jats:italic>sal</jats:italic>4.2 double mutants weakly suppress the ochre mutation<jats:italic>ade</jats:italic>2.1, but do not suppress<jats:italic>his</jats:italic>5.2 or<jats:italic>lys</jats:italic>1.1. It is argued that the site of function of the products of these loci is ribosomal and that they are involved in chain termination at UAA codons. It is inferred that the [<jats:italic>psi</jats:italic><jats:sup>+</jats:sup>] factor or its product affects protein synthesis by interaction with the ribosome.</jats:p> Allosuppressors in yeast Genetical Research
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spelling Cox, B. S. 0016-6723 1469-5073 Hindawi Limited Genetics General Medicine http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/s0016672300017584 <jats:title>SUMMARY</jats:title><jats:p>Five loci have been identified in<jats:italic>Saccharomyces cerevisiae</jats:italic>whose function reduces suppressor activity in strains carrying ochre super-suppressor mutations. Recessive mutations which allow an increased level of suppression occur at these loci. In such mutants, termed allosuppressors, the serine-inserting suppressor<jats:italic>SUPQ5</jats:italic>suppresses ochre mutations in a [<jats:italic>psi</jats:italic><jats:sup>−</jats:sup>] background and Class I tyrosine-inserting suppressors are lethal or have a reduced viability. Mutations at two allosuppressor loci,<jats:italic>sal</jats:italic>3 and<jats:italic>sal</jats:italic>4, have a lethal interaction with one another and with the extrachromosomal determinant [<jats:italic>psi</jats:italic><jats:sup>+</jats:sup>]. This interaction is expressed in the absence of any suppressor mutation. All the mutant alleles of one allosuppressor locus<jats:italic>sal</jats:italic>3 are cold sensitive. One allosuppressor mutation,<jats:italic>sal</jats:italic>4.2, is temperature-sensitive for growth, as well as for other aspects of its phenotypic expression; namely the expression of<jats:italic>SUPQ5</jats:italic>and the lethal interactions with Class I super-suppressors, with [<jats:italic>psi</jats:italic><jats:sup>+</jats:sup>] and with<jats:italic>sal</jats:italic>3. At low temperature (24 °C),<jats:italic>sal</jats:italic>3-<jats:italic>sal</jats:italic>4.2 double mutants weakly suppress the ochre mutation<jats:italic>ade</jats:italic>2.1, but do not suppress<jats:italic>his</jats:italic>5.2 or<jats:italic>lys</jats:italic>1.1. It is argued that the site of function of the products of these loci is ribosomal and that they are involved in chain termination at UAA codons. It is inferred that the [<jats:italic>psi</jats:italic><jats:sup>+</jats:sup>] factor or its product affects protein synthesis by interaction with the ribosome.</jats:p> Allosuppressors in yeast Genetical Research
spellingShingle Cox, B. S., Genetical Research, Allosuppressors in yeast, Genetics, General Medicine
title Allosuppressors in yeast
title_full Allosuppressors in yeast
title_fullStr Allosuppressors in yeast
title_full_unstemmed Allosuppressors in yeast
title_short Allosuppressors in yeast
title_sort allosuppressors in yeast
title_unstemmed Allosuppressors in yeast
topic Genetics, General Medicine
url http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/s0016672300017584