Disruption and basic functional analysis of five chromosome X novel ORFs of Saccharomyces cerevisiae reveals YJL125c as an essential gene for vegetative growth
L. Jaquet et Jc. Jauniaux, Disruption and basic functional analysis of five chromosome X novel ORFs of Saccharomyces cerevisiae reveals YJL125c as an essential gene for vegetative growth, YEAST, 15(1), 1999, pp. 51-61
We describe the disruption and basic functional analysis of five novel open
reading frames (ORFs) discovered during the sequencing of the Saccharomyce
s cerevisiae genome: YJL118w, YJL122w, YJL123c, YJL123c, YJL124c, YJL125c,
located on chromosome X. Disruptions have been realized using the long-flan
king homology-PCR replacement strategy (LFH-PCR; Wach ct al., 1996) in the
FY1679 diploid strain. Sporulation and tetrad analysis of these heterozygou
s deletants were performed, as well as a functional analysis on the haploid
deleted strains: different growth conditions (complete glucose and glycero
l, minimal media) at three temperatures 15, 30 and 37 degrees C were tested
. Analysis revealed YJL125c as an essential gene; the four other ORFs were
non-essential and showed no particular phenotype. In addition, the five kan
MX4, disruption cassettes were cloned in pUG7 vector. Finally, the five ORF
s with their promoter and terminator regions were cloned in the centromeric
yeast vector pRS416. The vectors containing the disruption cassettes, the
cognate wild-type genes, as well as the deletant yeast strains are availabl
e at the EU EUROFAN (EUROSCARF, Frankfurt, DE) genetic and stock centre. Co
pyright (C) 1999 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.