Figure 4From: Structure of the yeast histone H3-ASF1 interaction: implications for chaperone mechanism, species-specific interactions, and epigeneticsGenetic analysis of Asf1 residues important for histone binding. Asf1 histone binding mutants cause silencing defects in vivo. cac1Δasf1Δ cells were transformed with plasmids expressing the indicated Asf1 proteins. A four-fold dilution series was spotted onto rich media (YPD) to indicate cell number and onto media containing 5-FOA to measure silencing of a telomeric URA3 reporter gene.Back to article page