Figure 5. The mtDNA editing critically involves anterograde mito-nuclear communication.
(A) Doubling time adaptation of 18 wild type, rtg2Δ, rtg3Δ, and mip1Δ cell populations to 400 µg/mL of paraquat. Shade: S.E.M. Each population type measured at n=4. (B) Respiratory (glycerol) growth of wild type, rtg2Δ, rtg3Δ, and mip1Δ cell populations, before (left) and after (right) 70–78 generations of paraquat adaptation. Shade: S.E.M (n=72–144 populations, each measured at n=1).
Figure 5—source data 1. Doubling time data of wild type, rtg2∆, rtg3∆, and mip1Δ populations adapting to paraquat; doubling times are in paraquat.
Data are shown in Figure 5A.
elife-76095-fig5-data1.xlsx (53.2KB, xlsx)
Figure 5—source data 2. Growth curves of wild type, rtg2∆, rtg3∆, and mip1Δ, adapted and not adapted to paraquat; doubling times are in respiratory media (glycerol).
Data are shown in Figure 5B.
elife-76095-fig5-data2.xlsx (178.3KB, xlsx)