S. cerevisiae haploid–diploid life cycle

S. cerevisiae haploid–diploid life cycle – haploid a and α cells bud mitotically, mate to form a/α diploids that bud, then…

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S. cerevisiae haploid–diploid life cycle: haploid a and α cells bud mitotically, mate to form a/α diploids that bud, then undergo meiosis and sporulation into a four-spore ascus

This illustration explains S. cerevisiae haploid–diploid life cycle: haploid a and α cells bud mitotically, mate to form a/α diploids that bud, then undergo meiosis and sporulation into a four-spore ascus. Add it to microbiology diagrams, protocol figures, slides or lessons that involve yeast. Part of the Sciicons Yeast pack (Pro), delivered as an editable SVG with named layers.

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