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The vacuole life cycle of yeast series

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Transmission electron microscopy is a powerful technique that allows us to peer deep inside cells.

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Dynamic cellular processes, like the fission and fusion of internal compartments, are frozen in time by an aldehyde-containing fixative, allowing us to get a glimpse of a population of near 100% genetic clones. The cell in this gallery is a wildtype strain (BY4716) of Saccharomyces cerevisiae, or budding yeast.

As is evidenced in the high magnification zooms, the formation of multilamellar compartments is a normal event in the lives of vacuoles and related trafficking organelles.

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Microscopy 75%
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