Abstract
TRP1 is a frequently used auxotrophic marker for genetic modifications and selections in trp-budding yeast strains, including the commonly used wild-type strain W303a. However, we found that introduction of the TRP1 gene into a trp-strain significantly affected vegetative growth at low and high temperatures. Therefore, caution should be needed when working in a trp-background strain and using the TRP1 marker to study stress response phenotypes, particularly when analyzing temperature sensitivities.
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Leng, G., & Song, K. (2016, May 1). Watch out for your TRP1 marker: The effect of TRP1 gene on the growth at high and low temperatures in budding yeast. FEMS Microbiology Letters. Oxford University Press. https://doi.org/10.1093/femsle/fnw093
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