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Fig. 1. Histogram showing the ratio and distribution of phenotypes among V.
carteri 153-68 transformed with WT (A1), mutant ATG (ATG1-ATG7) and
mutant ORF2 (ATG2Stop) regA DNA, respectively, and the observed
phenotypes. (A) A histogram indicating the abundance - relative to
the WT control, A1 (100%) - of co-transformants exhibiting three different
phenotypes: wild-type (WT), somatic regenerator (Reg) and modified somatic
regenerator (M-Reg). (B) An adult WT Volvox carteri spheroid
containing terminally differentiated somatic cells on the surface and 16
reproductive cells (gonidia) inside the spheroid [picture from Schmitt
(Schmitt, 2003)]. (C)
The Reg mutant phenotype is characterized by somatic cells that
dedifferentiate, grow and redifferentiate to become fully functional gonidia
(Kirk et al., 1999).
(D) An adult M-Reg spheroid with juveniles ready for hatching. Just a
few somatic cells have begun to grow and to redifferentiate, suggesting
suboptimal expression of the regA gene.