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Overexpression of the interacting fragment of Sla1p causes reduced fluid-phase endocytosis and,interestingly, defects in subsequent trafficking to vacuoles. We show that Sla2p is required for the polarised localisation of Sla1p in cells but not for its cortical localisation or for its overlapping localisation with actin. Generation of an \u0394sla1\u0394sla2 double mutant demonstrates that Sla2p is likely to act upstream of Sla1p in endocytosis,whereas sensitivity to latrunculin-A suggests that the proteins have opposite effects on actin dynamics. We propose that Sla2p recruits Sla1p to endocytic sites. 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