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| − | + | medium:minimal medium + his/leu/ura | |
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Revision as of 15:09, 28 April 2018
Contents
Strain Summary
| Strain Name |
Saccharomyces cerevisiae BY4741 |
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| Synonyms |
ATCC 201388 |
| Taxon Information |
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| Genotype |
MATa his3-delta1 leu2-delta0 met15-delta0 ura3-delta0 |
| Strain Reference | |
| Strain availability | |
| Ancestry | |
| Annotated phenotypes |
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Notes
Phenotype Annotation
| Annotation ID | Qualifier | OMP ID | OMP term name | Relative phenotype information | Experimental condition | ECO ID | ECO term name | Reference | Annotation Extension | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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OMP_AN:22734 |
OMP:0007460 |
viable vegetative cell population |
Relative to: Genotype differences: Nothing to compare Condition differences: Nothing to compare |
medium:YPD |
ECO:0005004 |
cell viability assay evidence |
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OMP_AN:22737 |
OMP:0006024 |
heterotrophic |
Relative to: Genotype differences: Nothing to compare Condition differences: Nothing to compare |
medium:YPGal |
ECO:0000336 |
competitive growth assay evidence |
CHEBI:28260 galactose |
2% w/v (111mM) galactose | ||
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OMP_AN:22738 |
OMP:0007517 |
presence of growth under high osmolarity |
Relative to: Genotype differences: Nothing to compare Condition differences: Nothing to compare |
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ECO:0000336 |
competitive growth assay evidence |
CHEBI:30911 glucitol |
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OMP_AN:22739 |
OMP:0006039 |
resistant to macrolide |
Relative to: Genotype differences: Nothing to compare Condition differences: Nothing to compare |
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ECO:0000336 |
competitive growth assay evidence |
CHEBI:7660 nystatin |
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OMP_AN:22740 |
OMP:0007517 |
presence of growth under high osmolarity |
Relative to: Genotype differences: Nothing to compare Condition differences: Nothing to compare |
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ECO:0000336 |
competitive growth assay evidence |
CHEBI:30911 NaCl |
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OMP_AN:22741 |
OMP:0007771 |
Relative to: Genotype differences: Nothing to compare Condition differences: Nothing to compare |
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ECO:0000336 |
competitive growth assay evidence |
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OMP_AN:22742 |
OMP:0007018 |
does not require growth factor(s) |
Relative to: Genotype differences: Nothing to compare Condition differences: Nothing to compare |
medium:synthetic complete medium (SC) |
ECO:0000336 |
competitive growth assay evidence |
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OMP_AN:22743 |
OMP:0007018 |
does not require growth factor(s) |
Relative to: Genotype differences: Nothing to compare Condition differences: Nothing to compare |
medium:minimal medium + his/leu/ura |
ECO:0000336 |
competitive growth assay evidence |
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Additional Information
Links
References
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- ↑ Brachmann, CB et al. (1998) Designer deletion strains derived from Saccharomyces cerevisiae S288C: a useful set of strains and plasmids for PCR-mediated gene disruption and other applications. Yeast 14 115-32 PubMed OMPwiki page
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 Giaever, G et al. (2002) Functional profiling of the Saccharomyces cerevisiae genome. Nature 418 387-91 PubMed OMPwiki page
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- OMP:0006024 ! presence of organic carbon source utilization
- OMP:0006039 ! resistant to macrolide
- OMP:0007018 ! does not require growth factor(s)
- OMP:0007460 ! viable vegetative cell population
- OMP:0007517 ! presence of population growth in high osmolarity
- OMP:0007771 ! presence of population growth at alkaline pH
