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Observations on the mitochondrial reticulum in the yeast Candida utilis as revealed by freeze-fracture electron microscopy.

Freeze-fracture of Candida utilis yeast cells grown to early logarithmic phase (5 h) and stationary phase (24 h) revealed a branched mitochondrial reticulum both in longitudinal and transverse cross-fracture studies. In contrast, the longitudinal and transverse sections of permanganate-fixed cells showed that the small ovoid or spherical mitochondria were located at the periphery of the cell, without formation of a reticulum. Data indicate that the separate mitochondrial profiles seen in thin sections of permanganate-fixed yeast cells are not separate round or ovoid mitochondria, but rather are cross-sections of the mitochondrial reticulum.[1]

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  1. Observations on the mitochondrial reticulum in the yeast Candida utilis as revealed by freeze-fracture electron microscopy. Keyhani, E. J. Cell. Sci. (1980) [Pubmed]
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