(A) Leucine zipper domains (colored) and heptad positions of human Fos and Jun. (B) Overview of the assay. Single amino acid variants of Fos and Jun were constructed by overlap-extension PCR using …
(A) Density plots showing the high correlation between PPI scores calculated from sequencing data filtered at different quality cut-offs. (B) Density plot showing the relationship between PPI scores …
(A) Heatmap of single mutant PPI scores averaged between the three replicates. Letters inside the heatmap represent the wild-type amino acid. White represents missing data. (B) Distribution of PPI …
(A) Distribution of single mutants effects. (B) Proportion of single mutants that strongly decrease PPI strength (FDR < 0.05, one sample t-test with mu = 1) at different PPI score thresholds. (C) …
(A) Distribution of double mutants PPI scores compared to Fos and Jun single mutants. (B) Observed double mutants PPI scores against the scores predicted by a multiplicative model. (C) Pie chart …
Genetic interactions calculated using the multiplicative model.
(A) Parameter search. Proportion of variance explained as a function of the three parameters of the thermodynamic model. The third parameter (b/ABWT) is represented as surfaces of different colors. …
(A) Heatmap (top) and distribution (bottom) of percentage of significantly (absolute genetic interaction score > 0.1, FDR < 0.2) positive (left) or negative (right) genetic interactions per pairs of …
Each row of the heatmap is the distribution of the number of interactions at that magnitude threshold. FDR < 0.2.
Pairs of positions presented as significantly enriched in Figure 4C (magnitude threshold of 0.1). Enrichments and their corresponding FDRs were calculated at all 1024 pairs of positions, for each …
(A) Enrichments for different position types. Enrichments and their corresponding FDRs were calculated for each magnitude threshold independently. (B) Enrichments for pairs of mutations at …
(A) Cartoon illustrating how the cis library differs from the trans one. NNS, whole codon substitution. Asterisk, point mutation. (B) Scatter plot between Average PPI scores of identical pairs of …
(A) Correlation between PPI scores from the three biological replicates of the cis mutation library selection. Contains both single (n = 190) and double (n = 17,290) mutations. Variants with less …
The libraries where sub-sampled to match the distribution of the single mutant PPI scores as described in the method section. (A) Distribution of single mutants PPI scores before (solid lines) after …
(A) Proportion of total variance explained in both datasets when fitting the model on either the trans or the cis data only. The models were fitted on the pooled replicates. Percentage of variance …
(A) Correlation of structural genetic interaction scores between the three replicates of each library. Genetic interaction scores are from the thermodynamic model fitted on the two original …
(A–B) Enrichment (Fisher’s exact test) for strong positive (green) or negative (purple) genetic interactions at different distance thresholds between the two mutated positions (A) and between …
(A) Pairs of positions significantly enriched in positive (green) or negative (purple) genetic interactions (Fisher’s exact test, FDR = 10%). Each pair of positions is also classified according to …
Enrichments calculated from one of the sub-samples picked randomly. (A–B) Enrichment (Fisher’s exact test) for strong positive (green) or negative (purple) genetic interactions at different distance …
(A) Pairs of positions presented as significantly enriched in Figure 5—figure supplement 6A (magnitude threshold of 0.1). Enrichments and their corresponding FDRs were calculated at all 1024 pairs …
(A–B) Proportion of true positive (A) or negative (B) genetic interactions in the original (solid lines) or sub-sampled (open circles) libraries at different p-value cut-offs, showing that the …
Data from the full trans library.
Variance explained by physico-chemical amino acid features.
Data from the restricted trans library.
Data from the cis library.
Primer sequences