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. 2009 Jun 15;185(6):1047–1063. doi: 10.1083/jcb.200811099

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Figure 8. — Functional link between Fcj1 and the F₁F_O–ATP synthase. (A and B) Genetic interaction of Fcj1 with Su e and Su g. (A) Generation times of the indicated strains (BY4742) grown in complete liquid lactate media during exponential growth at 30°C (n = 4). Error bars show standard deviations. Statistically significant differences (*, P < 0.05) according to a t test are indicated. (B) Growth of indicated strains tested by drop dilution in 1:10 steps on fermentable (yeast peptone dextrose [YPD]) and respiratory (lactate medium [YLac]) carbon sources. (C and D) Electron micrographs of mitochondria of chemically fixed Δsu g (C) and Δsu e (D) cells. Branches are indicated by arrows. Enlargement of the indicated box is shown as an inset in C. (E) Diameters of CJs in electron micrographs of mitochondrial sections of wild-type (WT; m = 40) and Δsu e strains (m = 40; m = number of mitochondrial sections). Histograms of the number of observed diameters within the indicated ranges are shown. Bars, 100 nm.