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Supplementary References
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Figure S2. Distribution of Bulk DNA in wt, sir4, and hdf1 Strains
Immunolocalization of nuclear pore (Mab414, green) and DNA (TOTO dye, red) was performed in wt (GA-1459), hdf1 (GA-1489), and sir4 (GA-
1867) strains. The intensity of red and green signals along the line crossing the nucleus is plotted to show the distribution of total DNA within
the nucleus.
Figure S3. Effects of Sir3 and Sir3C Overexpression on Tel VI-R Position
The strain GA-1459 was transformed with pADH-SIR3 (p2-ASir3) or pADH-SIR3C (expressing aa 568–978) based on the vector pAAH5 [S1].
Strains were grown on SD-leu-his and were scored for Tel VI-R location as in Figure 1. Wild-type values are from GA-1459 grown on SD-his.
The positions of the Tel VI-R GFP spots were classified into three concentric zones of equal surface for G1 and mid-to-late S phase (mlS).
Data are represented in bar graphs as percentages of spot (y axis) per zone (x axis). The horizontal bar at 33% corresponds to a random
distribution. Repression of a subtelomeric URA3 marker in the presence or absence of each plasmid was assayed by dilution series on 5-FOA
as described in [S1] and confirm a loss of TPE in the presence of pADH-SIR3C and slight enhancement with pADH-SIR3 (p2-ASir3). The
number of cells analyzed and the confidence values (p) for the 2 analysis between random and test distributions are indicated here in
parentheses for each cell cycle stage (G1; eS; mlS): Tel VI-R::lacop Sir3 o/e (204, p ⫽ 5.3 ⫻ 10⫺17; 60, p ⫽ 1.8 ⫻ 10⫺5; 76, p ⫽ 2.6 ⫻ 10⫺9), Tel
VI-R::lacop Sir3C o/e (188, p ⫽ 7.9 ⫻ 10⫺5; 63, p ⫽ 1.2 ⫻ 10⫺2; 86, p ⫽ 8.6 ⫻ 10⫺2).
S3
This movie was run at 10 frames/s or 15⫻ real time and were taken
on a Zeiss LSM 510 at 1.5 s/frame by using a 100⫻ Planapo objective
and zoom 2 (90 nm/pixel; [S2] and the Experimental Procedures).