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Fig. 5. GFP fluorescence colocalization of Gcn5.

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1 Fig. 5. GFP fluorescence colocalization of Gcn5.
GFP fluorescence colocalizationof Gcn5. (A,B) Fluorescence microscopy of the GCN5-GFP with the endogenous GCN5 fused with the GFP gene grown in YP 2% glucose (A) or 3% glycerol (B) containing media to stationary phase. The fluorescent signals of the GCN5-GFP clone transformed with pmtRFP plasmid overexpressing the mitochondrial Red Fluorescent Protein show colocalization between Gcn5 and mitochondria. Arianna Montanari et al. Biology Open 2019;8:bio041244 © Published by The Company of Biologists Ltd

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