Functional assays for analysis of yeast ste6 mutants
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1Department of Cell Biology and Anatomy, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, Maryland 21205, USA.
Abstract:
As a member of the ABC superfamily, STE6 is unique in that it has a well-characterized substrate, a-factor, and can be easily manipulated in the yeast system. Functional assays have been extensively used, and methods to examine trafficking and stability of STE6 are well established. In addition, STE6 chimeras and ste6 deletion strains are useful for the analysis of many nonyeast ABC proteins. Continuing studies of STE6 are expected to aid in the identification of novel cellular components involved in the trafficking and functioning of not only STE6, but of other members of the ABC superfamily as well.
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