Fig. 6.
Mutations in CCS4 in SU9 and SU11 are dominant. a) Ten-fold dilution series of diploid (+/+, Δccs5/Δccs5, Δccs5/Δccs5  CCS4-SU9, and Δccs5/Δccs5 CCS4-SU11) strains were plated on minimal medium and grown phototrophically (with 30–50 µmol/m2/s of light) at 25°C for 14–18 days (left panel) and mixotrophically in 0.3 µmol/m2/s for 20–21 days (right panel). Two representatives of each diploid constructed with a Δccs5 strain are shown. b) The fluorescence induction and decay kinetics of one representative diploid strain. Strains are the same as in a).

Mutations in CCS4 in SU9 and SU11 are dominant. a) Ten-fold dilution series of diploid (+/+, Δccs5/Δccs5, Δccs5/Δccs5  CCS4-SU9, and Δccs5/Δccs5 CCS4-SU11) strains were plated on minimal medium and grown phototrophically (with 30–50 µmol/m2/s of light) at 25°C for 14–18 days (left panel) and mixotrophically in 0.3 µmol/m2/s for 20–21 days (right panel). Two representatives of each diploid constructed with a Δccs5 strain are shown. b) The fluorescence induction and decay kinetics of one representative diploid strain. Strains are the same as in a).

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