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Index of Online Supplemental Material for
J. Cell Biol. 10.1083/jcb.200708194
Lim et al.
• Figure S1 FAK−/− Pyk2 shRNA MEFs exhibit extreme motility defects
• Figure S2 Analysis of random migration paths.
• Figure S3 GEFH1 knockdown does not affect FN-associated FA formation.
• Figure S4 Differential localization of GEFH1 and p190RhoGEF in MEFs.
• Figure S5 p190RhoGEF can be phosphorylated by Pyk2, FAK, or Src in vitro.
• Video 1 Random motility of FAK-reconstituted (DP3) FAK−/− MEFs on fibronectin.
• Video 2 Random motility of FAK−/− MEFs on fibronectin.
• Video 3 Random motility of FAK−/− Pyk2 shRNA FAK−/− MEFs on fibronectin.
• Video 4 Random motility of FAK−/− p190RhoGEF shRNA FAK−/− MEFs on fibronectin.
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