1. Silencing of VPS39 Disturbs the Formation of the Central Vacuole in the Infected Cell.(A) In the zone of infection, infected cells have numerous small vacuoles.(B) Magnification of (A).(C) and (D) Empty vector control.v, vacuole.
Silencing of VPS39 Disturbs the Formation of the Central Vacuole in the Infected Cell.(A) In the zone of infection, infected cells have numerous small vacuoles.(B) Magnification of (A).(C) and (D) Empty vector control.v, vacuole. Bars in (A) and (C) = 25 µm; bars in (B) and (D) = 5 µm.[See online article for color version of this figure.]
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