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Figure 3

From: Genome-wide deletion mutant analysis reveals genes required for respiratory growth, mitochondrial genome maintenance and mitochondrial protein synthesis in Saccharomyces cerevisiae

Figure 3

Classes of pet mutants. The left column indicates genotypes of haploid pet mutant strains taken from the deletion library carrying a deletion in the nuclear genome (Δyfg1, 'your favourite gene 1') and either no mtDNA ([rho0]; alternatively these strains might be [rho-]) or a wild type-like mitochondrial genome ([rho+]; labeled in red). The middle column indicates genotypes of heterozygous diploid strains after mating with Δmip1. The right column indicates genotypes of haploid deletion mutants after having received [rho+] mitochondria from a donor strain by cytoduction. Respiratory-competent mitochondria are labeled in red, and respiratory-competent yeast cells are depicted on a red background. Class I mutants contain either [rho+] or [rho0] or [rho-] mitochondria after cytoduction. See text for details.

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