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The characteristics of the inducible galactose system inSaccharomyces cerevisiae were studied by using the nonmetabolized galactose analogues,l -arabinose andd -fucose, and galactokinaseless and transportless mutants. Induced wild-type cells transportl -arabinose by facilitated diffusion. Transportless cells transport neither galactose norl -arabinose above the noninduced rate, whereas galactokinaseless cells transport galactosel -arabinose andd -fucose by facilitated diffusion. Determination of unidirectional rate of14 C-labeled galactose uptake by preloaded galactokinaseless cells, containing a large unlabeled free-galactose pool, showed that the rate of galactose uptake by facilitated diffusion is greater than the rate of galactose metabolism at similar external galactose concentrations.

Galactose Transport in Saccharomyces cerevisiae II. Characteristics of Galactose Uptake and Exchange in Galactokinaseless Cells