Correct option is C
EXPLANATION-
A. Sup1 codes for a protein which, when over-expressed, stabilizes mutant Yfg1ts proteins.
Possible mechanism of suppression. But not definitively supported by the data (no mention of protein stabilization or overexpression).
Uncertain — no direct evidence.
B. Sup1 codes for a protein that physically interacts with Yfg1 protein.
Also possible, but not proven by genetic suppression alone. Physical interaction is a strong claim and would need biochemical validation.
Speculative — no direct evidence.
C. Sup1 protein upregulates an alternate pathway.
Consistent with the idea of bypass suppression (a common mechanism of suppression). Plausible and commonly observed in suppressor genetics.
Likely correct.
D. Sup1 is a nonsense suppressor that restores protein translation in cells carrying yfg1ts allele.
Yfg1ts are temperature-sensitive missense mutations, not nonsense mutations. So a nonsense suppressor would not apply.
Incorrect.
Although A and B are speculative, if we go by the "most inclusive correct" answer based on what's plausible (not necessarily proven), option 3 is best supported from the given choices.
So, the correct option is (c) A, B and C only


