Fig. 5 Recruitment of a downstream polarity complex triggered by the MT arrival. Recruitment of a downstream polarity complex triggered by the MT arrival.

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Fig. 5 Recruitment of a downstream polarity complex triggered by the MT arrival. Recruitment of a downstream polarity complex triggered by the MT arrival. (A) Top left: Wide-field fluorescence images of actin cables (green) and MTs (red). Scale bar, 5 μm. Top right: Kymograph along the apex of the growing hypha. Scale bar, 10 s. Bottom: Fluorescence intensity of actin cables (green) and MTs (red) along the apex of the growing hypha between dotted lines in (top right). (B) Kymograph of TeaR concentration at the hyphal tip generated by a simulation with part (top) or all (bottom) of the secretory vesicle population containing TeaR. (C) Five-second snapshots of the results in (B) viewed from above (top) and from the side of a hyphal tip (bottom; compare with Fig. 4). (D) Cartoon representation of the transient polarity model. Yuji Ishitsuka et al. Sci Adv 2015;1:e1500947 Copyright © 2015, The Authors