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. 2005 Sep 29;24(20):3588–3601. doi: 10.1038/sj.emboj.7600821

Table 1.

Plasmids used in this study

Plasmid Description Source or reference
YCplac111 sc LEU2 cloning vector Gietz and Sugino (1988)
YEplac181 hc LEU2 cloning vector Gietz and Sugino (1988)
p3392 sc URA3 TIF11 in YCplac33 Olsen et al (2003)
p3499 sc LEU2 TIF11-FL in YCplac111 Olsen et al (2003)
p3604 hc LEU2 tif11-Δ108–153-FL in YEplac181 Olsen et al (2003)
p4399 sc LEU2 tif11-RKKVW66–70AAAVA-FL in YCplac111 This study
p4443 hc LEU2 tif11-RKKVW66–70AAAVA-FL in YEplac181 This study
p4398 sc LEU2 tif11-DEAR98–101AAAA-FL in YCplac111 This study
p4444 hc LEU2 tif11-DEAR98–101AAAA-FL in YEplac181 This study
p1780-IMT hc URA3 SUI2, GCD11, SUI3, IMT4 in YEp24 Asano et al (1999)
YEp24 hc URA3 cloning vector Parent et al (1985)
YEpTIF5-U hc URA3 TIF5-FL in YEplac195 Valasek et al (2004)
YEplac195 hc URA3 Gietz and Sugino (1988)
p4385 hc TRP1 SUI2, GCD11, SUI3, IMT4 in YEp24, ura3∷TRP1:kanR This study
YEplac112 hc TRP1 Gietz and Sugino (1988)
p180 sc URA3 GCN4-lacZ with WT leader Hinnebusch (1985)
PM199 sc URA3 GCN4-lacZ with uORF1 only Grant et al (1994)
PM226 sc URA3 GCN4-lacZ with uORF1 extending into GCN4 Grant et al (1994)
p367 sc URA3 AUG-HIS4-lacZ Donahue and Cigan (1988)
p391 sc URA3 AUU-HIS4-lacZ Donahue and Cigan (1988)