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. 2017 Nov 3;3(4):61. doi: 10.3390/jof3040061

Figure 3.

Figure 3

Abnormal cell wall invaginations in C. albicans sur7∆ and pil1lsp1∆ mutants. The indicated cell sections were analyzed by transmission electron microscopy. Thicker cell walls and invaginations of cell wall material were detected in both the sur7∆ mutant and the pil1lsp1∆ double mutant. The white arrows indicate tubes of cell wall material. Black arrows indicate spots where there are spiky invaginations in the sur7∆ mutant and the large round cell wall invagination in the pil1lsp1∆ mutant. Black bar, 1 µm. This image was reproduced from Figure 2 of the paper by Wang et al. [19].