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. 2018 Mar 17;64(5):1089–1104. doi: 10.1007/s00294-018-0827-7

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Fig. 5 — Overexpression of the aho1⁺ in wild-type fission yeast cells and its consequences for genotoxic stress resistance and meiotic recombination. a, b Effect of GFP and Aho1-GFP overexpression on the genotoxin sensitivity of wild type (WT, FO652); number of cells plated in each spot is indicated at the bottom of the figure. c Percent spore viability, d frequency of gene conversion (GC) at ade6-3083, e frequency of crossovers (COs) between ura4⁺-aim2 and his3⁺-aim, and f percentage of COs between ura4⁺-aim2 and his3⁺-aim associated with a GC event at ade6-3083 in crosses of wild type (WT) ALP733 × UoA841 overexpressing GFP (n = 6), or Aho1-GFP (n = 6); n indicates the number of independent crosses (see also Table S3)