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Fig. 9. (A) Estimated cytosolic osmolarity of P. multimicronucleatum as a function of the adaptation osmolarity. Light, medium and dark gray lines correspond to the cytosolic osmolarities for three different adaptation osmolarity ranges, i.e. less than (in mosmol l-1) 75, from 75 to 160 and more than 160, respectively. (B) A profile of changes in both adaptation osmolarity and osmolarity to which the adapted cells are subjected for 16 experiments done in the present study. 16 arrows correspond to these 16 different experiments, respectively. Light gray arrows, medium gray arrows and dark gray arrows correspond to the experiments with cells adapted to an osmolarity in an osmolarity range of less than 75 mosmol l-1, those with cells adapted to an osmolarity in an osmolarity range from 75 to 160 and those with cells adapted to an osmolarity in an osmolarity range of more than 160 mosmol l-1, respectively. Estimated cytosolic osmolarity of each cell is shown by a number under a line for the cytosolic osmolarity in A. Leftward arrows with a red asterisk beside each arrow are the cases where RVD takes place after cell's subjection to a decreased osmolarity. Rightward arrows with a blue asterisk beside each arrowhead show the cases where RVI takes place after cell's subjection to an increased osmolarity. Abscissa (external osmolarity) corresponds to the adaptation osmolarity for A and to both adaptation osmolarity and osmolarities to which the adapted cells are subjected for B. See the first paragraph of the Discussion section for more detail.





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