Ribosomal protein and biogenesis factors affect multiple steps during movement of the Saccharomyces cerevisiae Ty1 retrotransposon

Table 2 Summary of experimental results

Gene	Function^a	Ty1 moblility relative to WT	Frameshifting relative to WT	Polysome effects	Gag relative to WT	Ty1 mRNA relative to WT
RPL1B	LSU protein	0.12	0.23	↓60S/halfmers	0.001	2.0
RPL4A	“	0.48	0.70	↓60S/halfmers^b	0.60	1.6
RPL15B	“	0.07	1.0	~WT	0.80	n.d.
RPL21A	“	0.12	0.67	n.d.	0.46	1.9
RPL27A	“	0.16	0.39	↓60S/halfmers	0.70	2.0
RPL39	“	0.005	0.44	↓60S^c	0.002	0.75
RPL41B	“	0.20	1.1	~WT	0.86	1.4
RPP2B	“	0.08	0.50	WT^d	0.65	2.0
RPS0B	SSU protein	0.14	0.40	↓40S	0.30	0.71
RPS9B	“	0.12	0.57	n.d.	0.37	1.2
RPS10A	“	0.12	0.43	↓40S	0.20	1.0
RPS19B	“	0.04	0.50	↓40S	0.35	0.12
RPS25A	“	0.20	1.0	~WT^e	0.14	n.d.
RRP6	LSU processing	0.07	0.69	↓60S/halfmers	0.45	n.d.
RRP8	SSU processing	0.10	0.50	↓40S	0.76	0.88
KAP123	60S nuclear export	<0.01	0.99	~WT	0.44	1.8

^aLSU = large (60S) ribosomal subunit; SSU = small (40S) ribosomal subunit
^bOhtake et al. [72] ^cSachs & Davis [73] ^dCardenas et al. [53] ^eLéger-Silvestre et al. [74]

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