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J Bacteriol. 1977 January; 129(1): 198-201

Colcemid sensitivity of fission yeast: permeability and detoxification properties of resistant mutants.

S Lederberg, R L Gourse and D L Sackett

ABSTRACT

Mutants of Schizosaccharomyces pombe, which were resistant to concentrations of colcemid inhibitory to the wild-type parent, were not diminished in their permeability to colcemid or colchicine. They also did not modify colcemid to a detectable derivative or to a product that was incapable of binding to brain tubulin. The resistance of these mutants was therefore via mechanisms different from those of permeability and detoxification known for animal cells.


J Bacteriol. 1977 January; 129(1): 198-201







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