Differences in crystal violet uptake and cation-induced death among yeast sterol mutants
- PMID: 357417
- PMCID: PMC222492
- DOI: 10.1128/jb.135.3.1146-1148.1978
Differences in crystal violet uptake and cation-induced death among yeast sterol mutants
Abstract
Yeast sterol mutants exposed to crystal violet demonstrated greater dye uptake than the wild type. In addition, exposure for 10 min to hypertonic cation solutions showed a greater decrease in cell viability for mutants than for wild type.
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