“…AP-3 is likely a substantial contributor to the vacuole membrane proteome, yet relatively few AP-3 cargo proteins have been identified, and none of these are among the 84 hits from our screen. However, because most yeast knockouts contain a secondary mutation in at least 20% of their cell population that strongly affects cell death, typically increasing death , we tested single cellderived colonies/substrains from each knockout for ten confirmed AP-3 cargo proteins: ALP/Pho8, the protein kinase Yck3 (Sun et al, 2004), a vacuole tSNARE Vam3 (Cowles et al, 1997a) and vSNARE Nyv1 (Darsow et al, 1998), amino acid transporters Ypq1-3 (Llinares et al, 2015), a transmembrane component of ESCRT-0 also involved in phagophore formation Atg27 (Segarra et al, 2015), the AP-3 reporter proteins Sna2 (Renard et al, 2010) and Sna4 (Pokrzywa et al, 2009) of unclarified functions, and two candidate AP-3 cargo Cot1 and Zrt3 (Yang et al, 2020). Small scale validation experiments confirmed the genome-wide screen results for all candidates tested with the exception of Δyck3 substrains, which were strikingly death-resistant similar to AP-3 knockouts in the log phase heat-ramp assay from figure 1A (Figure 5F, Supplementary Figure S1 and S4).…”