Shadowing the Actions of a Predator: Backlit Fluorescent Microscopy Reveals Synchronous Nonbinary Septation of Predatory Bdellovibrio inside Prey and Exit through Discrete Bdelloplast Pores -- Fenton et al. 192 (24): 6329 Data Supplement - Supplemental material -- The Journal of Bacteriology

Shadowing the Actions of a Predator: Backlit Fluorescent Microscopy Reveals Synchronous Nonbinary Septation of Predatory Bdellovibrio inside Prey and Exit through Discrete Bdelloplast Pores
J. Bacteriol. Fenton et al. 192: 6329

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Supplemental file 1 - Movie S1, Bdellovibrio growth phase cells undergo synchronous septation events in bdelloplasts
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Supplemental file 2 - Movie S2, two separate Bdellovibrio growth phase cells undergo synchronous septation events in doubly infected bdelloplasts
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Supplemental file 3 - Movie S3, long Bdellovibrio growth phase cells initiate septation synchronously in bdelloplasts
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Supplemental file 4 - Movie S4, stored tension within a Bdellovibrio growth phase filament leads to dramatic reorientation of progeny cells after synchronous septation
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Supplemental file 5 - Movie S5, Bdellovibrio cells enter prey cells, and rarely, some do not elongate and divide to form new progeny cells
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Supplemental file 6 - Movie S6, mature Bdellovibrioo progeny escape the bdelloplast through a single hole
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Supplemental file 7 - Movie S7, motile Bdellovibrio progeny cells within a bdelloplast
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Supplemental file 8 - Legends to Movies S1 to S7
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