LYS1/YIR034C Literature Guide

Other names published for LYS1: YIR034C

LYS1 LITERATURE TOPICS

Genetics/Cell Biology

Nucleic Acid Information

Gene Product Information

Related Genes/Proteins

Research Aids

Genome-wide Analysis

Proteome-wide Analysis

Other Topics

Infection and Antifungals

Curated Literature

Additional Information

LYS1 - Mapping (7)

Reference	Other Genes Addressed
Ruttkay-Nedecky B and Subik J (1990) The OGD1 gene, affecting 2-oxoglutarate dehydrogenase in S. cerevisiae, is closely linked to HIS5 on chromosome IX. Curr Genet 17(1):85-8	HIS5 \| HIS6 \| KGD1 \| RAD52
Hollingsworth NM and Byers B (1989) HOP1: a yeast meiotic pairing gene. Genetics 121(3):445-62	HIS6 \| HOP1 \| LYS12 \| SPO13
Cooper TG, et al. (1979) A cluster of three genes responsible for allantoin degradation in Saccharomyces cerevisiae. Genetics 92(2):383-96	DAL1 \| DAL2 \| DAL4
Ono BI, et al. (1979) Yeast UAA suppressors effective in psi+ strains serine-inserting suppressors. J Mol Biol 128(1):81-100	CEN16 \| CEN9 \| HIS6 \| LYS12 \| MAK3 \| SUP16 \| SUP35
Lawther RP, et al. (1974) Clustering of the genes for allantoin degradation in Saccharomyces cerevisiae. J Bacteriol 119(2):461-8	DAL1 \| DAL2 \| DUR1,2 \| HIS6 \| LEU1
Mortimer RK and Hawthorne DC (1966) Genetic mapping in Saccharomyces. Genetics 53(1):165-73	AAT2 \| ADE3 \| CCS1 \| CEN11 \| CEN6 \| CUP1-1 \| CUP1-2 \| CYH1 \| HIS1 \| HIS2 \| HIS6 \| HIS7 \| HOM2 \| HOM3 \| MORE
Hawthorne, D.C. and Mortimer, R.K. (1960) Chromosome mapping in Saccharomyces: centromere-linked Genes. Genetics 45:1085-1110	CEN9 \| HIS4 \| HIS6 \| LEU1 \| LYS2 \| PET1 \| THR1

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