Figure 3
From: A rice tonoplastic calcium exchanger, OsCCX2 mediates Ca2+/cation transport in yeast

Suppression of Ca2+ sensitivity of the K667 yeast mutant by OsCCX2.
The yeast K667 triple mutant (∆pmc1∆vcx1∆cnb1) is unable to grow in the presence of higher CaCl2 because low affinity Ca2+ transport is compromised in the mutant. The galactose inducible yeast expression vector, pYES2, was used to complement K667 with OsCCX2. The growth of pYES2/K667 (empty vector control) was compromised at higher CaCl2 concentration either in presence of glucose or galactose in the medium. Yeast strain transformed with either vector or OsCCX2 were grown in SC-Ura media overnight at 30 °C and diluted to 0.5 OD600 followed by 10 times serial dilutions of 0.5 OD600 were dotted on SC-URA + Gal with different CaCl2 concentrations. The plates were incubated at 30 °C for 3 days. A K667 yeast mutant expressing OsCCX2 could grow in presence of excess CaCl2 while growth of empty vector expressed mutant was severely compromised.