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Fig. 1. Sensory control of sporulationin Physarum polycephalumby abranched signal-transduction pathway.(A) Sporulation can be triggered instarved plasmodia by the activation ofany one of three independent inputreceptor systems: the blue-lightphotoreceptor,
Table 1. Amoebal strains used (phenotype with respect tophotosensory control of plasmodial sporulation)
Fig. 2. Time-resolved somatic complementation analysis by fusionof two plasmodia of different mutant strains
Fig. 2), the probability of the fusion product sporulatingincreased to a value of up to 70% (Fig
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