Influence of mutations in regulatory PHO genes on stability of a genetic material of yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae



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Yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae is convenient modelling object for studying of spontaneous mutations frequency under the influence of various environmental factors, and also as a result of metabolism infringement. One of necessary components of the growing media is inorganic phosphate. Its lack influences an expression of many genes. The system of genes expression regulation by phosphate is studied in detail. In the present work dependence of stability of a genetic material of a cage on its metabolic condition caused by mutations in genes, coding phosphate metabolism regulating proteins, is shown.

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Arseny M Smirnov

Saint Petersburg State University, Saint-Petersburg, RF

Email: nusense@mail.ru

Elena V Sambuk

Saint-Petersburg State University, Saint-Petersburg, RF

Email: esambuk@mail.ru

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