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Cloning of the Multicopy Suppressor Gene SUR7: Evidence for a Functional Relationship between the Yeast Actin‐binding Protein Rvs167 and a Putative Membranous Protein

The rvs161 and rvs167 mutant cells exhibit several identical phenotypes including sensitivity to several different growth conditions and morphological defects such as alteration of the actin cytoskeleton and budding patterns. The selection of genes that, when overexpressed, are able to suppress the reduced viability upon carbon starvation of the rvs167 mutant strain, has allowed the cloning of the SUR7 gene (Accession Number Z46729x11).