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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Aug 27.
Published in final edited form as: Nature. 2014 Jan 19;506(7489):489–493. doi: 10.1038/nature12900

Extended Data Figure 9.

Extended Data Figure 9

Expression of SpmXAB(L)-EGFP or SpmXAE(S)-EGFP in C. crescentus does not induce ectopic stalk synthesis. (a-b) The localization of SpmXCC(P)-EGFP/SpmXCC(P)-mCherry and the phenotypes of the strains are identical. (c-e) Asticcacaulis SpmX-EGFP variants localize mostly to the pole in wild-type C. crescentus (left) and C. crescentus spmX (right) strains. No ectopic stalks were observed, indicating that the alternative targets are lacking in C. crescentus. It should also be noted that the expression of variants of SpmXAE-EGFP can cause cell filamentation. (f) SpmXCC-EGFP localizes to the pole in the A. biprosthecum spmX strain and cannot rescue stalk synthesis. All data are representative of three biological repetitions analyzing at least 100 cells each. Scale bars, 1μm.