Vacuoles in Wild-Type and Mutant Plant Cells (IMAGE)
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This is a fluorescence microscopy image of a normal, "wild-type" (left) and a mutant (right) cell in which the vacuole membrane is marked in green. Comparing wild-type Arabidopsis thaliana to a mutant, researchers at the Technische Universitaet Muenchen were able to show for the first time that formation of functional vacuoles depends on a specific "splitting protein."
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Source: Claus Schwechheimer and Erika Isono, TU Muenchen
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