doi: 10.1016/0014-5793(94)01362-5.
Identification of yeast MAS17 encoding the functional counterpart of the mitochondrial receptor complex protein MOM22 of Neurospora crassa
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Identification of yeast MAS17 encoding the functional counterpart of the mitochondrial receptor complex protein MOM22 of Neurospora crassa
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MOM22 of Neurospora crassa was suggested to be required for the transfer of mitochondrial precursor proteins from the receptors to the protein translocation machinery. We isolated a yeast mutant the viability of which depended on the expression of the introduced N. crassa MOM22 gene. The mutant cells showed defects in protein import into mitochondria when the cells were depleted of MOM22. By screening for suppressor genes for the mutant, we could identify the yeast gene MAS17 encoding the functional counterpart of MOM22. The MAS17 gene was found to be essential for the viability of yeast cells.
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