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. 2015 Aug 1;26(15):2788–2800. doi: 10.1091/mbc.E15-01-0018

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FIGURE 3: — Flagellar beat frequency of drc3 cells is higher than that of WT and other N-DRC mutant cells. (A) Beat frequency of WT, drc3, DRC3-R, and DRC3-SNAP cells was analyzed by the FFT method. Loss of DRC3 caused increased beat frequency compared with WT cells. Beat frequency was restored to nearly normal by transformation of the drc3 strain with the WT gene or the construct expressing SNAP-tagged DRC3. (B) FFT spectra of other N-DRC mutants. Except for pf2, beat frequency is comparable to WT. The vertical solid and broken lines are aligned to the peaks of the spectra of the WT and the drc3 mutant, respectively.