Genetic screen for Nutritional Compensation defects.

Results are presented from the 3-phase genetic screen for Nutritional Compensation defects among Neurospora knockout strains. Period lengths are shown for each knockout strain. Knockout strains were retained through each phase of the screen if circadian period changes were observed relative to the wild-type control or if a clear lack of circadian banding pattern was observed in the primary screen (“output” defective mutants). Nutritional under-compensation mutants were defined by ratios of high-to-zero glucose period lengths ≤ 0.90 (pink font). Nutritional over-compensation mutants had period length ratios ≥ 1.02 (green font). (XLSX)