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. 2017 Mar 8;12(3):e0172740. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0172740

Fig 2. Ste12 may act upstream of TORC1. Altered vacuole size defects do not account for the nitrogen stress-response defect of ste12PIKFYVE.W1037STOP mutant.

Fig 2

(A,B) Nitrogen stress (upper panel) and rapamycin (bottom panel) response of ste12PIKFYVE-W1037STOP and wild-type cells. The frequencies of mitotic and dividing cells along with changes in cell length at division are shown (C) Cells grown exponentially at 28°C in EMMG were stained with FM4-64. ste12PIKFYVE.W1037STOP and an alternative vacuole mutant pxa1.Δ exhibit enlarged vacuoles compared to wild-type. (D) pxa1.Δ can respond to nitrogen stress as efficiently as wild type.