Figure 1.

cdc15ΔSH3 cells are viable but exhibit cytokinesis defects. (A) cdc15ΔSH3 cells were grown to midlog phase, fixed, and stained with DAPI and methyl blue to visualize DNA and cell walls, respectively. The asterisk indicates a cell with both cell separation and cytokinesis defects, the arrow marks a “paired” cell, the arrowhead denotes a cell with impaired cell separation, and the double arrowhead marks a cell with a “kissing nuclei” phenotype. The boxed area is from a separate micrograph but was included to demonstrate all of the phenotypes scored. (B) Denatured lysates were prepared from wild-type, cdc15ΔSH3, and cdc15ΔSH3-FLAG3 cells grown at 32°C and immunoblotted with anti-Cdc15 serum or anti–α-tubulin for loading control. (C) Wild-type, cdc15ΔSH3-FLAG3, and cdc15ΔSH3 cells were grown at the temperatures indicated, fixed, and imaged as in A (n = 200). (D) cdc15-GFP and cdc15ΔSH3-GFP cells were grown to midlog phase at 25°C and imaged. Arrows indicate interphase cells, asterisks indicate contractile rings that have not begun constriction, and arrowheads mark constricting rings. The insets show a cell in which nodes of Cdc15ΔSH3 are present. BF, bright field. Bars: (A) 10 μm; (D) 5 μm.

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