Fig. 5: EE transport towards the growing hyphal tip in T. reesei. | Nature Communications

Fig. 5: EE transport towards the growing hyphal tip in T. reesei.

From: Secretion and endocytosis in subapical cells support hyphal tip growth in the fungus Trichoderma reesei

Fig. 5

a EEs, labelled with TrmsGFP-Rab5, in a 1st cell. Scale bar = 20 µm; plasma membrane is labelled by TrmCherry-Sso1 (red). b Motility of EEs (TrmsGFP-Rab5) in a 4th cell; diffusional motility indicated by filled arrowhead, directed motility indicated by open arrowhead. Horizontal scale bar = 2 µm; vertical scale bar = 3 s. See also Supplementary Movie 9. c Quantitative analysis of anterograde motility of EEs in the 1st cell (dark blue) and following subapical cells; measurements in subapical cells were done 10 µm behind the septum; numbers in the 1st cells were determined 25 µm behind the apex. Sample size n = 41 for 1st cell, n = 22 for 2nd cell, n = 36 for 3rd cell n = 35 for 4th and 5th cell and n = 37 for 6th cell from 2 independent experiments. d Contrast-inverted kymographs showing the effect of microtubule inhibitor benomyl or the F-actin inhibitor latrunculin A (LatA) on EE motility. Cells were treated for 30 min with 10 µM inhibitor or corresponding amounts of the solvent DMSO (control). Horizontal scale bar = 1.5 µm; vertical scale bar = 3 s. See also Supplementary Movie 10. e Kymograph showing motility of EEs (TrmsGFP-Rab5; green), across the 1st septum, labelled with the plasma membrane marker TrmCherry-Sso1 (red). Horizontal scale bar = 2 µm; vertical scale bar = 3 s. See also Supplementary Movie 11. f Quantitative analysis of directed anterograde motility of EEs across septa. Sample size n = 22 for 1st septum, n = 35 for 2nd and 3rd septum, n = 34 for 4th septum and n = 37 for 5th septum from 2 independent experiments. Results shown in (a, b, d, e) were confirmed in 2 independent experiments. Bars in (c, f) represent mean ± SEM; sample sizes are indicated. Data in (af) were obtained from growing hyphae. All data are provided in the Source Data file.

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