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Effect of KinA induction on sporulation and spore revival of the Pald Ald-mCherry reporter strain

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 Mutlu, Alper Trauth, Stephanie Ziesack, Marika Nagler, Katja Bergeest, Jan-Philip Rohr, Karl Becker, Nils Höfer, Thomas Bischofs, Ilka B.

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Effect of KinA induction on sporulation and spore revival of the Pald Ald-mCherry reporter strain
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Left: KinA was induced at t=0 resulting in accelerated sporulation. All KinA-induced spores are highly fluorescent and most are capable of outgrowth in response to L-alanine. Right: The induction of KinA was delayed (t=20h) and induced in the progenitor cells of late spores. While the highly fluorescent early spores grew out none of the resulting lowly fluorescent, late but KinA-induced spores grew out. This shows that KinA induction does not alter the spore properties per se.
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