Construction of Multidrug-Sensitive Yeast with High Sporulation Efficiency
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概要
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Budding yeast is often used in chemical genetics for screening, target identification, and compound verification, but its high-level drug resistance has made the analysis of compounds difficult. Here we report the construction of 12geneΔ0HSR, a strain that lacks eight efflux pumps located on the plasma membrane and four transcription factors involved in expression of efflux pumps, and contains the RME1(ins-308A) mutation. This strain retained sufficient transformation, mating, and sporulation efficiency for genetic analysis in addition to hypersensitivity against several compounds. 12geneΔ0HSR is a useful tool for chemical biology, not only in chemical screening but in target identification and verification of bioactive compounds.
- 2011-08-23
著者
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Usui Takeo
Graduate School Of Life And Environmental Sciences University Of Tsukuba
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Masumoto Hiroshi
Graduate School Of Life And Environmental Sciences University Of Tsukuba
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CHINEN Takumi
Graduate School of Life and Environmental Sciences, University of Tsukuba
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OTA Yu
Graduate School of Life and Environmental Sciences, University of Tsukuba
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NAGUMO Yoko
Graduate School of Life and Environmental Sciences, University of Tsukuba
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Nagumo Yoko
Graduate School Of Life And Environmental Sciences University Of Tsukuba
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Chinen Takumi
Graduate School Of Life And Environmental Sciences University Of Tsukuba
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Usui Takeo
Graduate School Of Life And Environmental Sciences Univ. Of Tsukuba
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Ota Yu
Graduate School Of Life And Environmental Sciences University Of Tsukuba
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