Yeast Cells (IMAGE)
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Normally, yeast cells are rod-shaped (above). After having their cell wall removed, however, they become spherical (below left). During dormancy (above right) the loss of the cell wall the cells retain their stability and keep their rod-shaped appearance (below right).
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MPI f. Molecular Cell Biology and Genetics
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