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. 2009 Dec 24;75(6):1337–1354. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2958.2009.07003.x

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Fig. 1 — Transport of carboxylic acids in Candida albicans. A.Initial uptake rates of [2,3-¹⁴C] succinic acid, at pH 5.0, as a function of succinic acid concentration, after growth in medium containing succinic acid: RM1000 (wild-type), •; CPK2 (jen1), ; CNV3 (jen2), ; CNV4 (jen1jen2), . B.Initial uptake rates of L-[1,4(2,3)-¹⁴C] malic acid, at pH 5.0, as a function of malic acid concentration after growth in medium containing malic acid: symbols as for (A).

Inline graphic — Transport of carboxylic acids in Candida albicans. A.Initial uptake rates of [2,3-¹⁴C] succinic acid, at pH 5.0, as a function of succinic acid concentration, after growth in medium containing succinic acid: RM1000 (wild-type), •; CPK2 (jen1), ; CNV3 (jen2), ; CNV4 (jen1jen2), . B.Initial uptake rates of L-[1,4(2,3)-¹⁴C] malic acid, at pH 5.0, as a function of malic acid concentration after growth in medium containing malic acid: symbols as for (A).