Extended Data Table 1 Details of the creation of a single chromosome yeast

From: Creating a functional single-chromosome yeast

  1. The ‘Strain’ column lists the strain names, and the number in parentheses indicates the size of the native or fused chromosome in kilobase (kb). An orange plus indicates a fusion event; a dash between two chromosomes means that the fusion already occurred. ‘Newly deleted chromosome regions’ marks the deleted regions in the corresponding chromosomes; Rtel and Ltel in blue indicate the right arm and left arm of the corresponding telomere sequences, respectively; Cen in red indicates the corresponding centromere sequence; and RS represents repetitive sequences deleted in the corresponding chromosomes. The numbers for each region are referred from the S. cerevisiae S288C genome (http://www.yeastgenome.org/).
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