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MUTATIONAL ANALYSIS OF NATURAL ALLELES AT THE B INCOMPATIBILITY
FACTOR OF SCHIZOPHYLLUM COMMUNE: 
2 AND ß6
Marjatta Raudaskoski 1, Judith Stamberg 1, Nurit Bawnik 1, and Y. Koltin 1
1 Genetics Unit, Faculty of Life Sciences, Tel-Aviv University,
Tel-Aviv, Israel
The B incompatibility factor of the fungus Schizophyllum
commune having allelic specificity 
2–ß6 was
subjected to mutagenesis by X-irradiation. Five types of mutations were recovered,
four of them new types previously unreported. All lead to loss of the
B-factor regulatory function; three of the five have retained their allelic
specificity. The mutations map in three closely linked sites: B,
Bß, and between B and Bß.
Revised on March 8, 1976
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