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. 1998 Dec;18(12):7317–7326. doi: 10.1128/mcb.18.12.7317

FIG. 5.

FIG. 5

Pm interacts with element D in vivo. (A) Wild-type Pm interacts with wild-type element D (TTACACG) but not with the bicoid-like d3 allele (TAATCCC), indicating that the Pm-element D interaction is critical for sporulation. An altered-specificity derivative of Pm (S155K) that interacts with the d3 allele should effectively recreate the Pm-element D interaction and permit sporulation. (B) Sporulation phenotypes (assayed by iodine staining) for strains containing the indicated alleles of element D (WP20, WP434, WP495, WP496, and WP499) and plasmids overexpressing the wild type or S155K derivative of Pm. All strains, including the control containing the pAD2 vector, contain the chromosomal copy of Pm.