Which genes is closest to tyr? Recipient Recipient leu- phe+ his-met+ tyr+ leu- phe+ his+ met- tyr+ leu- phe+ his+ met+ tyr- leu- phe-his+ met+ tyr+ leu+ phe+ his-met- tyr+ 127 leu+ phe-his- met+ tyr+ leu+ phe+ his+ met- tyr- leu+ phe- his+ met- tyr+ leu+ phe-his+ met+ tyr- leu- phe+ his+ met+ tyr+ leu+ phe+ his+ met+ tyr- O leu O his phe met none #wild type 22 37 138 132 1 leu+ phe+ his- met+ tyr- #wild type 6 10 148 31 304 356

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