[Genetic control of yeast cell morphology].

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Yeast cell phenotype and morphology result from the interaction of two processes, polarized growth, on the one hand, and cytokinesis with subsequent division of the cell wall, on the other. Imbalance of the equilibrium of these two principal processes may lead to the occurrence of yeast morphological mutants that generate rough colonies. Two types of such mutants exist, Rgh and Rpm. The Rgh mutants have ellipsoid...

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