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Published online 2012 September 12. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0045006
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Figure 1
L-Carnosine addition alters the morphology of yeast cells grown on the fermentable carbon source, 2% glucose.
Yeast cells cultured in shake-flasks at 30°C in 2×CBS medium supplemented with 2% glucose (A) were compared with those where the growth medium also contained 10 mM L-carnosine (B). Cells were visualized by light microscopy after reaching stationary phase, 48 h post inoculation. A proportion of the L-carnosine-treated cells (indicated with a white arrow; B) appear larger and more irregular in shape than control cells. The bar is 10 µM in length.
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