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From: Development of growth selection systems to isolate a-type or α-type of yeast cells spontaneously emerging from MAT a/α diploids

Figure 6

Isolation of a- or α-type of cells generated via spontaneous chromosomal aberration. (A) Direct images of colony formation in isolation of a-type of cells. Cell suspensions containing approximately 1 × 107 yeast cells (1 mL of suspension at OD600 1.0) were spread on selective solid medium (SD – Ura plate). (B) Fluorescent reporter assay to quantify expression of the GFP reporter gene in yeast transformants possessing plasmid pH2G-Pa1 (P STE2 -GFP). Ctrl indicates the parental MAT a/α transformant (negative control). (C) Direct images of colony formation in isolation of α-type of cells. Cell suspensions containing approximately 1 × 106 yeast cells (1 mL of suspension at OD600 0.1) were spread on selective solid medium. (D) Fluorescent reporter assay to quantify expression of the GFP reporter gene in yeast transformants possessing plasmid pL3G-2α (P STE3 -GFP). Ctrl indicates the parental MAT a/α transformant (negative control). (E) Mating assays to investigate the mating abilities of yeast cells. Each spot corresponds to 10 μL of suspension at the indicated OD600.

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