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. 2008 Oct 29;9(10):2027–2043. doi: 10.3390/ijms9102027

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Figure 2. — Effects of metal ions and pH on growth and asexual development of ΔcrzA mutants. (a) Tolerance to lithium, sodium and potassium ions at different concentrations (mM) in the dark. (b) Sensitivity to calcium ion at different concentrations (mM). (c) The pH effects in the dark. The upper portion of each panel is the parental strain, and the lower portion is the ΔcrzA mutant.

Figure 2. — Effects of metal ions and pH on growth and asexual development of ΔcrzA mutants. (a) Tolerance to lithium, sodium and potassium ions at different concentrations (mM) in the dark. (b) Sensitivity to calcium ion at different concentrations (mM). (c) The pH effects in the dark. The upper portion of each panel is the parental strain, and the lower portion is the ΔcrzA mutant.