Figure 1From: Inorganic polyphosphate occurs in the cell wall of Chlamydomonas reinhardtii and accumulates during cytokinesisCell wall poly P staining of wild type and cell wall deficient C. reinhardtii cells. The confocal microscopic pictures show wild type mt+ 137c (above) and cell wall deficient cw92 mt+ (below) C. reinhardtii cells that are stained with EcPPXc (green: poly P staining, red: chlorophyll, grayscale: corresponding scattered light picture). Specificity of the poly P staining was controlled by competition with soluble poly P (right). The other wild type strains (mt-137c and mt-CC-410) showed similar staining as wild type mt+ 137c (not shown). Because staining of the cell wall mutant strains cw92 mt+, cw15 mt+, cw15 mt-, cw1 mt-, cw14 mt+ and cwd mt- led to identical signals, only the cell wall mutant cw92 mt+ is shown as representative.Back to article page