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A mutation in the effector region of Ras2 can be partially suppressed by alteration of a 'nonessential' region of Ras.

Gene - 15 Sept 1994

Chen L, Powers S

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Phenotypically normal revertants of budding yeast cells that contain the hyperactive RAS2Val19 allele often result from second-site mutations within the RAS2 locus itself. Several such intragenic revertants harboring a suppressed RAS2Val19 allele as their only RAS gene were analyzed. All such suppressors resulted from single amino acid substitutions that affected either: (i) the effector region of Ras2, (ii) the...

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PMID: 8088533
DOI: 10.1016/0378-1119(94)90047-7

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