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Table 3 The 20 most fragile phenotypes

From: Optimization and model reduction in the high dimensional parameter space of a budding yeast cell cycle model

Strain name

Phenotype

Percent of total losses

CLB2-db Δ multicopy SIC1

Viable

3.38

cln1 Δ cln2 Δ cdh1 Δ

Viable

3.19

CLB2-db Δ clb5 Δ clb6 Δ in galactose

Viable

3.16

cdc15 Δ net1-ts cdh1 Δ

Viable

2.85

GAL-CLB2 cdh1 Δ

Inviable

2.84

cln1 Δ cln2 Δ cdh1 Δ GAL-CLN2

Viable

2.74

CLB2-db Δ in galactose

Inviable

2.70

APC-A

Viable

2.40

APC-A sic1 Δ

Viable

2.39

CLB5-db Δ pds1 Δ

Viable

2.35

APC-A cdh1 Δ multicopy SIC1

Viable

2.31

cdh1 Δ

Viable

2.24

cln1 Δ cln2 Δ cln3 Δ sic Δ

Viable

2.03

bck2 Δ

Viable

1.93

GALL-CDC20 sic1 Δ cdh1 Δ

Viable

1.84

APC-A cdh1 Δ in galactose

Inviable

1.72

clb5 Δ clb6 Δ cdc20 Δ pds1 Δ

Viable

1.69

cln3 Δ bck2 Δ sic Δ

Inviable

1.67

cln1 Δ cln2 Δ

Viable

1.54

APC-A sic1 Δ cdc6 Δ2-49

Viable

1.53

  1. These are the phenotypes that are most often lost (i.e., incorrectly simulated) when perturbations are applied to individual model parameters. Fragility decreases from top to bottom.