Correction: Chemogenomic profiling in yeast reveals antifungal mode-of-action of polyene macrolactam auroramycin.

[This corrects the article DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0218189.].

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Fig 10

Auroramycin causes hyperpolarization of yeast cells.

(A)diS-C3(3) fluorescence of wild type AH109 yeast cells suspensions at different concentrations of amiodarone. (B)diS-C3(3) fluorescence of wild type AH109 yeast cells suspensions at different concentrations of auroramycin. (C)diS-C3(3) fluorescence of wild type AH109 yeast cells suspensions at different concentrations of auroramycin-aglycon. (D)Ratio of fluorescence at 585 nm to 575 nm is plotted for various cultures treated in A-C. Error bars (n = 3 Mean ± S.D) are indicated in the plot. Asterisks indicate statistical significance of fluorescence ratios for amiodarone/auroramycin-treated cells versus DMSO-treated cells, as determined by the Student’s t test (**, 2-sided P < 0.01 and *, 2-sided P< 0.05). This experiment was performed twice and data from one experiment are shown here.