Research Article

Drosophila Enhancer of Rudimentary Homolog, ERH, Is a Binding Partner of RPS3, RPL19, and DDIT4, Suggesting a Mechanism for the Nuclear Localization of ERH

Table 2

Drosophila ERH interactions with its partners.

ERH bait segmentPrey proteinInteraction

1–104D.m. RPS3+
1–104H.s. RPS3+
1–104D.m. RPL19+

1–51D.m. RPS3+

1–24D.m. RPS3+
1–24D.m. RPL19+

52–104D.m. RPS3

25–51D.m. RPS3

The table summarizes the bait-prey interactions performed in the yeast two-hybrid interaction assay. The amino acid segments of the ERH baits are given. A + interaction indicates that yeast containing a prey and the bait exhibits both the galactose-dependent growth on medium lacking leucine (LEU+) and the galactose-dependent beta-galactosidase activity (LACZ+) on medium containing X-gal. A − interaction indicates that the yeast failed both of the galactose-dependent assays. D.m., Drosophila melanogaster; H.s., Homo sapiens.