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Fig. 1. ACG promoter activity in developing structures. (A-C) D.
discoideum wild-type cells were transformed with vector ACG::gal, which
contains a gene fusion of the ACG promoter and the ß-galactosidase
reporter gene. Cells were starved on nitrocellulose filters supported by PB
agar and developing structures were fixed and stained with X-Gal. (A)
aggregate; (B) standing slug; (C) mature fruiting body. (D,E)
D. discoideum wild-type cells were transformed with vector
ACG::ile-gal, where ile-gal encodes a labile form of ß-galactosidase with
a 30-minute half-life. Slugs (D) and mid-culminants (E) were stained with
X-Gal. Scale bars: 100 µm.