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Fig. 7. Genetic interactions between septin genes and SEC3. (A) Sec3p-GFP localizations in WYL30 (wild type), WYL50 (cdc10
) and WYL55 (cdc11
) cells under yeast growth conditions. (B) Deletion of CDC10 or CDC11 restored hyphal growth in sec3
cells. Cells of WYL55 (sec3
cdc10
) and WYL58 (sec3
cdc11
) were induced for hyphal growth for 4 hours, and stained with DAPI and Calcofluor White to visualize nuclei and cell walls. (C) Cdc3p-GFP exhibited normal localization in sec3
cdc10
and sec3
cdc11
hyphal cells. Cells of WYL56 and WYL59 were induced for 3 hours. (D) The sec3
cdc10
(WYL55) and sec3
cdc11
(WYL58) mutants remain temperature sensitive. Cells of SC5314 (1), sec3
(2), sec3
cdc10
(3), and sec3
cdc11
(4) were inoculated onto GMM plates and incubated at 30°C or 42°C for 2 days. (E) Genetic interactions of SEC3 with GIN4 and CLA4. Cells of WYL61 (cla4
), WYL63 (sec3
cla4
), WYL65 (gin4
) and WYL67 (sec3
gin4
) were grown in GMM containing 1 mM each of methionine and cysteine at 30°C for 3 hours (yeast growth condition); then an aliquot was inoculated into the same medium supplemented with 20% serum and incubated at 37°C for 2 hours of hyphal induction. Arrows indicate dead cells. Bars, 5 µm.