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PFK2, ISP42, ERG2 and RAD14 are located on the right arm of chromosome XIII.

An 11 kb yeast DNA insertion isolated from a genomic library by complementation of a phosphofructokinase-deficient strain was used as a source for a partial sequence analysis. Four genes were shown to reside on this fragment, namely PFK2, ISP42, ERG2 and RAD14. PFK2 was mapped previously to the right arm of chromosome XIII, locating the latter three genes to the same chromosome.[1]

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  1. PFK2, ISP42, ERG2 and RAD14 are located on the right arm of chromosome XIII. Heinisch, J.J. Yeast (1993) [Pubmed]
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