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Introduction to functional analysis of the yeast genome, S.G. Oliver;Whole chromosome analysis, E.J. Louis; The bioinformatics of the yeastgenome, H.W. Mewes et al; Transformation of yeast by the lithiumacetate/single-stranded carrier DNA/PEG method, R.D. Gietz, R.A. Woods;PCR-based gene targeting in saccharomyces cerevisiae, A. Wach et al; Studyingessential genes-generating and using promoter fusions and conditionalalleles, M.J.R. Stark; Ty mutagenesis, D.J. Garfinkel et al; Transcriptanalysis, A.J.P. Brown et al; Reporter genes and their use in studying yeastgene expression, N. Koloteva et al; Transposon tagging I - a novel system formonitoring protein production, function and localization, P. Ross-Macdonaldet al; Transposon tagging II - exploration of gene function and regulatorynetworks in yeast with the mini-mu transposon, M. Bolotin-Fukuhara;Immunological approaches to the study of protein localisation in yeast, I.M.Hagan, C.J. Stirling; Post-translational modifications of secretory proteins,F.M. Klis et al; Studying post-translational modifications inyeast-intracellular proteins, M.J.R. Stark; Analysis of protein-proteininteractions in yeast, J. Rosamond; 'Smart' genetic screens, J. de la Cruz etal; Metabolic control analysis as a tool in the elucidation of the functionof novel genes, B. Teusink et al; Identifying stress genes, W.H. Mager etal; Identifying genes encoding components of the protein synthesis machineryof the yeast saccharomyces cerevisiae, M.F. Tuite et al; MAP kinase-mediatedsignal transduction pathways, M. Molina et al; The analysis of the candidaalbicans genome, P.T. Magee; Applications of yeast in the discovery of humangene function, P.A. Moore; Yeast mutant and plasmid collections, P. Kotter;Yeast gene analysis in the 21st century, A. Brown, M.F. Tuite. Appendices:The ribosomal protein genes of saccharomyces cerevisiae, R.J. Planta et al;Yeast growth, A.J.P. Brown, M.F. Tuite; Useful World Wide Web addresses foryeast researchers, A.J.P. Brown; nomenclature for yeast genes and proteins,M.F. Tuite.