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mRNAs Encoding Polarity and Exocytosis Factors Are Cotransported with the Cortical Endoplasmic Reticulum to the Incipient Bud in Saccharomyces cerevisiae

Stella Aronov, Rita Gelin-Licht, Gadi Zipor, Liora Haim, Einat Safran, Jeffrey E. Gerst
Stella Aronov
Department of Molecular Genetics, Weizmann Institute of Science, Rehovot 76100, Israel
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Rita Gelin-Licht
Department of Molecular Genetics, Weizmann Institute of Science, Rehovot 76100, Israel
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Gadi Zipor
Department of Molecular Genetics, Weizmann Institute of Science, Rehovot 76100, Israel
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Liora Haim
Department of Molecular Genetics, Weizmann Institute of Science, Rehovot 76100, Israel
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Einat Safran
Department of Molecular Genetics, Weizmann Institute of Science, Rehovot 76100, Israel
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Jeffrey E. Gerst
Department of Molecular Genetics, Weizmann Institute of Science, Rehovot 76100, Israel
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DOI: 10.1128/MCB.01643-06
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    In situ localization of endogenous POL mRNAs. (A) Endogenous SEC4 mRNA localizes to the bud tip prior to nuclear division and segregation. WT yeast cells were grown on rich medium at 26°C prior to fixation and in situ hybridization with a specific digoxigenin-labeled RNA antisense probe for SEC4. The panels show nuclear staining performed with propidium iodide (Nuc), mRNA visualized using Cy5-conjugated antidigoxigenin antibodies (mRNA), and merging of the Nuc/mRNA windows with Nomarski-visualized cells (Merge/Nom). Numbers represent the percentage of small-budded cells having mRNA present in the bud prior to nuclear division. The phase of the cell cycle is listed, based upon the observed cellular morphology. (B) Endogenous mRNAs encoding bud-localized proteins also localize to the bud tip prior to nuclear division. WT yeast cells were treated as above and hybridized in situ with specific digoxigenin-labeled RNA antisense probes for different POL genes (as labeled). Representative small-budded (early G2/M) cells are shown.

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    POL mRNA and protein localize to the bud tip. (A) A schematic of the expression construct used for dual mRNA and protein detection. This construct expresses monomeric RFP fused to the amino terminus of a given POL gene (ORF, representing CDC42, SEC4, or SRO7). A hemagglutinin epitope tag is present upstream of RFP (not shown). Downstream to the termination codon and upstream of the 3′ UTR are 12 MS2 coat protein binding sites. Full-length 3′ UTRs (CDC42, +435 bp; SEC4, +358 bp; SRO7, +500 bp) were placed downstream of the MS2 binding sites. Gene expression is under control of the ADH1 promoter. (B) POL mRNAs localize to thebud tip. WT yeast cells expressing MS2-GFP and the above RFP-CDC42, RFP-SEC4, or RFP-SRO7 expression constructs were examined by confocal fluorescence microscopy. GFP fluorescence (mRNA) and RFP-POL protein fluorescence (protein) are shown, and images are merged in the last row. Numbers indicate the percentage of cells bearing mRNA or protein at the bud tip. (C) POL mRNAs mislocalize to the mother in myo4Δ cells. myo4Δ yeast cells expressing MS2-GFP and the above CDC42, SEC4, or SRO7 expression constructs were examined by confocal microscopy. Numbers indicate the percentage of cells bearing mRNA or protein at the bud tip. (D) Sec4 lacking its geranylgeranylation site mislocalizes to the cytoplasm. WT yeast cells expressing MS2-GFP and RFP-SEC4A214,215, which lacks the C-terminal residues necessary for anchor attachment, were examined by confocal microscopy. Numbers indicate the percentage of cells bearing mRNA or protein at the bud tip.

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    POL mRNA localization precedes POL protein enrichment and bud emergence. WT yeast cells expressing MS2-GFP and either the SRO7 or CDC42 mRNA and protein detection constructs were examined by time-lapse confocal microscopy. GFP fluorescence (mRNA), RFP-POL protein fluorescence (protein), and differential interference contrast microscopy (light) are shown. Numbers indicate time in minutes. Arrows in the respective windows indicate the localization of mRNA, protein, or the selected bud site(s). Full-length movies of the time-lapse experiments for SRO7 (Movie S2) and CDC42 (Movie S3) are available in the supplemental material.

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    POL mRNAs are mislocalized in sheΔ mutants and in temperature-shifted myo2-66 cells. (A) POL mRNAs are mislocalized in sheΔ cells. To localize mRNA, sheΔ yeast cells were transformed with plasmids expressing MS2-GFP and either an SEC4 or SRO7 single-detection construct bearing MS2 binding sites upstream of the 3′ UTR (+136 bp and +500 bp, respectively). To localize protein, sheΔ yeast cells were transformed in parallel with plasmids expressing RFP fusions with either SEC4 (with the SEC4 3′ UTR +136 bp) or SRO7 (with the SRO7 3′ UTR +500 bp). Cells were grown at 26°C prior to scoring for mRNA localization to the bud tip (mRNA) or RFP protein enrichment (protein) in the bud (see also Tables 3 and 4). (B) SEC4 mRNA is mislocalized in temperature-shifted myo2-66 cells. To localize mRNA, myo2-66 yeast cells were transformed with plasmids expressing MS2-GFP and a SEC4 single detection construct bearing MS2 binding sites upstream of the 3′ UTR (+136 bp). To localize protein, myo2-66 yeast cells were transformed in parallel with plasmids expressing an RFP fusion with SEC4 (3′ UTR +136 bp). Cultures were grown and maintained at 26°C or shifted to 37°C for 2.5 h prior to scoring as above.

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    POL mRNAs partly mislocalize in the absence of their 3′ UTRs and in puf6Δ cells. (A) POL mRNAs mislocalize in the absence of their 3′ UTRs. WT yeast cells expressing MS2-GFP and either the RFP-SEC4, RFP-CDC42, or RFP-SRO7 mRNA and protein detection constructs lacking their 3′ UTRs were examined by confocal microscopy. GFP fluorescence (mRNA) and RFP-POL fluorescence (protein) are shown. Numbers indicate the percentages of cells showing mRNA or protein localization at the bud tip. (B) POL mRNAs are mislocalized in puf6Δ cells. WT and puf6Δ yeast cells expressing MS2-GFP and the RFP-SEC4, RFP-CDC42, or RFP-SRO7 dual-detection constructs were examined by confocal microscopy. GFP fluorescence (mRNA) and RFP-POL protein fluorescence (protein) are shown. Numbers indicate the percentages of cells showing mRNA or protein localization at the bud tip.

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    SNC1, MSO1, PEX3, and OXA1 mRNAs are not polarized in yeast. (A) SNC1 mRNA localizes to mother cells and not to the bud tip. WT and myo4Δ yeast cells expressing MS2-GFP and RFP-SNC1 bearing MS2 sites (dual-detection constructs) were examined by fluorescence microscopy. RFP-SNC1 bearing its 3′ UTR (+UTR) or lacking its 3′ UTR (−UTR) was examined in WT cells. In myo4Δ yeast, RFP-SNC1 bearing the 3′ UTR was examined. MS2-GFP fluorescence (mRNA) and RFP-Snc1 fluorescence (protein) are shown. Numbers indicate the percentages of cells showing either mRNA localization to the bud tip or protein localization to the plasma membrane of both mother and bud. The numbers of cells counted for mRNA and protein were as follows, respectively: 129 and 166 for WT cells with the UTR; 105 and 97 WT cells lacking the UTR; and 121 and 117 for myo4Δ cells with the UTR. (B) MSO1 mRNA localizes to mother cells. WT cells expressing MSO1 bearing MS2 binding sites and its native 3′ UTR and MS2-GFP were examined by fluorescence microscopy. Numbers indicate the percentages of cells showing mRNA localization to the bud tip. (C) PEX3 is not polarized and colocalizes with Sec63-RFP-labeled membranes. WT cells expressing PEX3 bearing MS2 binding sites upstream of its native 3′ UTR, SEC63-RFP, and MS2-GFP were examined by confocal microscopy. (D) OXA1 mRNA is not polarized and colocalizes with Oxa1-RFP. WT cells expressing OXA1-RFP bearing MS2 binding sites upstream of its native 3′ UTR and MS2-GFP were examined by confocal microscopy.

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    She2 binds to ASH1 and POL mRNAs. (A) IP of She2. WT yeast cells expressing myc-tagged She2 (myc-She2) or a control vector (vector) were lysed, subjected to IP with anti-myc antibodies, and detected by immunoblotting with anti-myc antibodies (dilution of 1:1,000). TCL, total cell lysate (50 μg of protein). (B) ASH1, SEC4, and SRO7 mRNAs coimmunoprecipitate with myc-She2. WT yeast cells expressing myc-She2 or a control vector were lysed and subjected to IP, RNA extraction, and RT-PCR with specific oligonucleotide pairs to ASH1, SEC4, or SRO7. Samples were electrophoresed on 1% agarose gels. Lane M, molecular mass markers (bp); lane 1, RNA derived from control lysate with RT-PCR; lane 2, RNA derived from myc-She2 lysate with RT-PCR; lane 3, No template with RT-PCR; lane 4, RNA derived from control IP with RT-PCR; lane 5, RNA derived from myc-She2 IP with RT-PCR; lane 6, RNA derived from control lysate without RT-PCR; lane 7, RNA derived from myc-She2 lysate without RT-PCR; lane 8, RNA derived from control IP with RT-PCR; and lane 9, RNA derived from myc-She2 IP with RT-PCR. (C) Other mRNAs coimmunoprecipitate with myc-She2, except SNC1 and TUB1. The experiment is the same as described in panel B, except that specific oligonucleotide pairs were used in the PCR to detect other POL mRNAs (i.e., EXO84, SRO77, SEC3, and SNC1) as well as TUB1. The same pairs were used for generating templates for FISH probes (see Materials and Methods), except for SNC1. Lane M, mass markers (bp); lane 1, RNA derived from control lysate with RT-PCR; lane 2, RNA derived from myc-She2 lysate with RT-PCR; lane 3, no template with RT-PCR; lane 4, RNA derived from control IP with RT-PCR; and lane 5, RNA derived from myc-She2 IP with RT-PCR.

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    SEC3 is required for ER inheritance and mRNA localization. (A) POL mRNA localization is Sec3 dependent. sec3Δ yeast cells expressing RFP-SEC4, RFP-CDC42, or RFP-SRO7 gene fusions bearing MS2 binding sites in their 3′ UTRs (dual-detection constructs) and MS2-GFP were examined by confocal microscopy. (B) ASH1 mRNA localization is Sec3 dependent. WT, myo4Δ, and sec3Δ yeast cells expressing an ASH1 gene fragment bearing MS2 binding sites prior to the ASH1 3′ UTR and MS2-GFP were examined by confocal microscopy. Only MS2-GFP fluorescence is shown. Arrowheads indicate localization of the mRNA granule to the bud tip. (C) POL mRNA localization correlates with ER localization. WT, sec3Δ, and myo4Δ yeast cells expressing either SEC4 or SRO7 bearing MS2 binding sites upstream of their 3′ UTRs (single-detection constructs), as well as MS2-GFP and RFP-SEC63 from plasmids, were examined by confocal microscopy. Arrowheads indicate localization of the mRNA granule to the bud tip.

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    POL mRNAs are enriched in the ER fraction of WT cells but not in she2Δ and sec3Δ cells. (A) Fractionation of lysates into ER microsome and cytosolic fractions. WT, she2Δ, and sec3Δ yeast cells expressing Sec63-GFP were lysed and subjected to sucrose density gradient centrifugation (see Materials and Methods). Aliquots from the total crude lysate (TCL) and different fractions obtained through centrifugation were subjected to SDS-polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis and detected in blots with antibodies against an ER marker, Sec63 (anti [α]-GFP), or a cytosolic marker, phosphoglycerate kinase (anti-PGK). Data from WT cells are shown; no differences were observed with the mutants. (B) mRNAs encoding ASH1 and POLs are enriched in the ER microsome fraction in WT but not she2Δ or sec3Δ cells. Total RNA isolated from the fractions obtained using density gradient centrifugation was subjected to DNase I treatment and RT-PCR with oligonucleotide pairs specific to ASH1, SEC4, CDC42, SRO7, RDN18, TUB1, and SNC1. Samples were electrophoresed on agarose gels and documented by ethidium bromide labeling.

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  • TABLE 1.

    Yeast strains

    StrainGenotypeSource
    W303-1a MAT a ade2 can1 his3 leu2 lys2 trp1 ura3 J. Hirsch
    W303-1b MATα ade2 can1 his3 leu2 lys2 trp1 ura3J. Hirsch
    NY1002 MATα his3 leu2 trp1 ura3 myo2−66P. Novick
    BY4741 MAT a his3Δ1 leu2Δ0 met15Δ0 ura3Δ0Euroscarf
    myo4Δ MAT a his3Δ1 leu2Δ0 met15Δ0 ura3Δ0 myo4Δ::kanMXEuroscarf
    puf6Δ MAT a his3Δ1 leu2Δ0 met15Δ0 ura3Δ0 puf6Δ::kanMXEuroscarf
    she2Δ MAT a his3Δ1 leu2Δ0 met15Δ0 ura3Δ0 she2Δ::kanMXEuroscarf
    she3Δ MAT a his3Δ1 leu2Δ0 met15Δ0 ura3Δ0 she3Δ::kanMXEuroscarf
    she4Δ MAT a his3Δ1 leu2Δ0 met15Δ0 ura3Δ0 she4Δ::kanMXEuroscarf
    she5Δ MAT a his3Δ1 leu2Δ0 met15Δ0 ura3Δ0 she5Δ::kanMXEuroscarf
    NY2450 MAT a his3Δ200 leu2-3,112 ura3-5 sec3Δ::kanMX4P. Novick
    RGY1 MAT a his3Δ1 leu2Δ0 met15Δ0 ura3Δ0 she2Δ::kanMX sro7::his5+::GAL1-GFP-SRO7This study
    RGY2 MAT a/α ade2/ADE2 can1/CAN1 his3/his3Δ1 leu2/leu2Δ0 lys2/LYS2 MET15/met15Δ0 ura3/ura3Δ0 SHE2/she2Δ::kanMX SRO7/sro7::his5+::GAL1-GFP-SRO7This study
    WPY154 MATα ura3-52 his3Δ200 leu2Δ1 srp101-47W. Prinz
  • TABLE 2.

    Plasmids created for this study

    Plasmid nameaGeneBackboneSitesbTypeSelectable markerSource
    pAD54-SRO7SRO7pAD54SalI-SmaI2μm LEU2 This study
    pAD54-RFP-SRO7 RFP c pAD54-SRO7SalI-SalI2μm LEU2 This study
    pAD54-SRO7-MS2 MS2 d pAD54-SRO7SmaI2μm LEU2 This study
    pAD54-SRO7-3′UTR SRO7-3′-UTR (+500 bp)epAD54SalI-SmaI2μm LEU2 This study
    pAD54-RFP-SRO7-3′ UTR RFP c pAD54-SRO7-3′ UTRSalI-SalI2μm LEU2 This study
    pAD54-MS2-SRO7-3′ UTR MS2 d pAD54-SRO7-3′ UTR[HindIII]2μm LEU2 This study
    pAD54-RFP-SRO7-MS2-3′ UTR MS2-3′-UTRSRO7 (+500 bp)epAD54-RFP-SRO7SmaI-SacI2μm LEU2 This study
    pGAL-RFP-SRO7-MS2-3′ UTR RFP-SRO7-MS2-3′-UTRfpYES2HindIII2μm URA3 This study
    pAD54-SEC4SEC4pAD54SalI-SacI2μm LEU2 This study
    pAD54-RFP-SEC4 RFP c pAD54-SEC4SalI-SalI2μm LEU2 This study
    pAD54-SEC4-MS2 MS2 d pAD54-SEC4SmaI2μm LEU2 This study
    pAD54-SEC4-3′ UTRsg 3-UTRSEC4 (+136 bp)epAD54-SEC4SalI-Sma12μm LEU2 This study
    pAD54-RFP-SEC4-3′ UTRsg RFP c pAD54-Sec4-3′ UTRsSalI-Sal12μm LEU2 This study
    pAD54-MS2-SEC4-3′ UTRsg MS2 d pAD54-SEC4-3′ UTRs[SalI]2μm LEU2 This study
    pAD54-RFP-SEC4-MS2-3′ UTR MS2-3′-UTRSEC4 (+358 bp)epAD54-RFP-SEC4[SacI]2μm LEU2 This study
    pAD54-RFP-SEC4AA-MS2-3′ UTR SEC4A214/A215 pAD54-RFP-SEC4-MS2-3′ UTR2μm LEU2 This study
    pAD54-CDC42 CDC42 pAD54SalI-SmaI2μm LEU2 This study
    pAD54-RFP-CDC42 RFP c pAD54-CDC42SalI-SalI2μm LEU2 This study
    pAD54-CDC42-MS2 MS2 d pAD54-CDC42SmaI2μm LEU2 This study
    pAD54-RFP-CDC42-MS2-3′ UTR MS2-3′-UTRCDC42 (+435 bp)epAD54-RFP-CDC42-3′ UTRSmaI-SacI2μm LEU2 This study
    pAD54-SNC1-MS2 MS2 d pAD54-RFP-cSNC1[SacI]2μm LEU2 This study
    pAD54-RFP-SNC1-MS2-3′ UTR MS2-3′-UTRSNC1 (+285 bp)epAD54-RFP-cSNC1[SacI]2μm LEU2 This study
    pAD54-RFP-MS2 MS2 d pADH54-RFPSmaI2μm LEU2 This study
    pAD54-PEX3 PEX3 pAD54SalI-SmaI2μm LEU2 This study
    pAD54-PEX3-MS2-3′ UTR MS2-3′-UTRPEX3 (+474 bp)epAD54-PEX3SacI2μm LEU2 This study
    pAD4Δ-OXA1h OXA1 pAD4ΔSalI-SmaI2μm LEU2 This study
    pAD4Δ-OXA1-RFPh RFP (without ATG)pAD4Δ-OXA1SmaI-SacI2μm LEU2 This study
    pAD4Δ-OXA1-RFP-MS2-3′ UTRh MS2-3′-UTROXA3 (+500 bp)epAD4Δ-OXA1-RFPSacI2μm LEU2 This study
    pMET-RFP-MSO1-MS2-3′ UTR-MSO1h RFP-MSO1-MS2-3′-UTRMSO1 (+447 bp)epUG36iSmaI-SpeIk CEN URA3 This study
    pAD6-myc-SHE2-3′ UTRshort SHE2-3′-UTR (+40 bp)epAD6SalI-SacI2μm LEU2 This study
    pCP-GFP MS2-GFP CEN HIS3 K. Bloom
    pIIIA/ASH1-3′ UTR 3′-UTRASH12μm URA3 K. Bloom
    pSL-MS2-12X MS2 d (12 loops)R. Singer
    pSL-MS2-3′ UTR-SRO7 3′-UTRSRO7 (500 bp)pSL-MS2-12SacI-BglIIThis study
    pSL-MS2-3′ UTR-SEC4 3′-UTRSEC4 (358 bp)pSL-MS2-12SacI-[BglII]This study
    pSL-MS2-3′ UTR-CDC42 3′-UTRCDC42 (435 bp)pSL-MS2-12SacI-BglIIThis study
    pSL-MS2-3′ UTR-OXA1 3′-UTROXA1 (500 bp)pSL-MS2-12SacjBglII-SacIThis study
    pSL-MS2-3′ UTR-PEX3 3′-UTRPEX3 (474 bp)pSL-MS2-12SacjBglII-SacIThis study
    pSL-MS2-3′ UTR-MSO1 3′-UTRMSO1 (447 bp)pSL-MS2-12BglII-SacIThis study
    • ↵ a POL of interest is in boldface.

    • ↵ b Brackets indicate blunt-end ligation.

    • ↵ c Without ATG and termination codons.

    • ↵ d Indicates MS2 binding sites (12 copies).

    • ↵ e Indicates length of 3′ UTR.

    • ↵ f Amplified by PCR and subcloned.

    • ↵ g Short 3′ UTR.

    • ↵ h These constructs lack the HA epitope at the amino terminus.

    • ↵ i GFP was removed and the XbaI site was destroyed by fill-in and self-ligation.

    • ↵ j Indicates addition of a SacI site 5′ to the MS2 loop sequences by Pfu site-directed mutagenesis.

    • ↵ k A [PaeI]/SpeI fragment containing the RFP-MSO1-MS2-3′-UTR cassette was created first in pAD54, amplified by PCR, transferred to pGEM-Teasy, and then cloned into these sites.

  • TABLE 3.

    Percent localization of SEC4 mRNA and protein in small-budded cells

    StrainTemp (°C)Localization of SEC4No. of cells scored
    Bud tipaMothermRNAProtein
    mRNAProteinmRNAProtein
    WT26889812214899
    377689241195120
    myo4Δ2606010040100122
    she2Δ2606610034112145
    she3Δ2606910031150113
    she4Δ260731002789130
    she5Δ260561004411895
    • ↵ a This scoring includes cells having mRNA granules present in both mother and tip of the daughter cell.

  • TABLE 4.

    Percent localization of SRO7 mRNA and protein in small-budded cells

    StrainTemp (°C)% Localization of SR07No. of cells scored
    Bud tipaMothermRNAProtein
    mRNAProteinmRNAProtein
    WT2672842816120116
    37807620247890
    myo4Δ260351006512888
    she2Δ260331006710094
    she3Δ261245885512310
    she4Δ2623498669083
    she5Δ26026100747596
    WT (1 h)b26712989
    WT (6 h)c2668793221150142
    • ↵ a This scoring includes cells having mRNA granules present in both the mother and the tip of daughter cell.

    • ↵ b WT (GAL-RFP-SRO7) after 1 h of induction on galactose-containing medium. No RFP fluorescence was detected.

    • ↵ c WT (GAL-RFP-SRO7) after 6 h of induction on galactose-containing medium.

  • TABLE 5.

    Formation of gRNA granules in small-budded cells

    StraingRNA formation (% of cells)No. of cells scored
    SEC4SRO7SEC4SRO7
    WT869089120
    myo4Δ141910088
    she2Δ1315115144
    she3Δ465997110
    she4Δ202084100
    she5Δ2426120149
  • TABLE 6.

    Percent localization of mRNA and protein in small-budded cells

    Gene and strainTemp (°C)% LocalizationNo. of cells scored
    Bud tipMother
    mRNAProteinmRNAProteinmRNAProtein
    SEC4 +3′ UTR WT267692248220160
        myo2-662684951656896
        myo2-663761294889589
        puf6Δ2639726128159165
        sec3Δa26694141
        srp101a26792158
        srp101a3749669
    SEC4 −3′ UTR WT2634626638115140
    SRO7 +3′-UTR WT2684711629169110
        puf6Δ2665603540173/44
        sec3Δa2699182
        srp101a2694648
        srp101a37425857
    SRO7 −3′ UTR WT2630427058130110
    CDC42 +3′ UTR WT266478362218496
        puf6Δ2636646436140105
        sec3Δa26595100
    CDC42 −3′ UTR WT2646096408996
    ASH1 WTa26100056
        myo4Δa2639736
        sec3Δa26168452
    • ↵ a Only mRNA localization was determined.

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mRNAs Encoding Polarity and Exocytosis Factors Are Cotransported with the Cortical Endoplasmic Reticulum to the Incipient Bud in Saccharomyces cerevisiae
Stella Aronov, Rita Gelin-Licht, Gadi Zipor, Liora Haim, Einat Safran, Jeffrey E. Gerst
Molecular and Cellular Biology Apr 2007, 27 (9) 3441-3455; DOI: 10.1128/MCB.01643-06

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mRNAs Encoding Polarity and Exocytosis Factors Are Cotransported with the Cortical Endoplasmic Reticulum to the Incipient Bud in Saccharomyces cerevisiae
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mRNAs Encoding Polarity and Exocytosis Factors Are Cotransported with the Cortical Endoplasmic Reticulum to the Incipient Bud in Saccharomyces cerevisiae
Stella Aronov, Rita Gelin-Licht, Gadi Zipor, Liora Haim, Einat Safran, Jeffrey E. Gerst
Molecular and Cellular Biology Apr 2007, 27 (9) 3441-3455; DOI: 10.1128/MCB.01643-06
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KEYWORDS

cell division
cell polarity
endoplasmic reticulum
Exocytosis
Saccharomyces cerevisiae

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