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. 2020 Jan 28;71(9):2782–2795. doi: 10.1093/jxb/eraa031

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Fig. 6. — SOS pathway activation is greatest with EsCBL10b. A salt-sensitive strain of S. cerevisiae (AXT3K, Δena1-4Δnha1Δnhx1) was transformed with SOS1 and SOS2 from Arabidopsis in combination with CBL10 from Arabidopsis (AtCBL10, At10), E. salsugineum (EsCBL10a, Es10a; and EsCBL10b, Es10b), S. parvula (SpCBL10a, Sp10a; SpCBL10b-1, Sp10b-1; and SpCBL10b-2, Sp10b-2), S. irio (SiCBL10a, Si10a; and SiCBL10b, Si10b), and A. arabicum (AaCBL10, Aa10). Serial decimal dilutions of yeast cells were spotted onto control medium or medium containing 125 mM NaCl. Two independently transformed colonies were assayed in three biological replicates; one representative image is shown.