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J. Cell Biol. 10.1083/jcb.200712066
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Figure S1 Validation that Gαi3 is preferentially localized within pseudopods at the leading edge during cell migration using DiD as a PM marker.

Figure S2 Depletion of Gαi3 impairs EGF-stimulated Akt activation.

Figure S3 Insulin-stimulated actin remodeling is inhibited in Gαi3-depleted cells.

Figure S4 GIV is occasionally distributed along stress fibers in epithelial cells.

Figure S5 The activation state of the G protein, not the phosphorylation of GIV at S1416, regulates the Gαi3–GIV interaction.

Video 1 HeLa cells expressing rGαi3-YFP demonstrate directional migration toward the wound, whereas Gαi3-depleted cells show random motility.

Video 2 Gαi3-YFP preferentially localizes within pseudopods at the leading edge of a migrating HeLa cell.

Video 3 Mp-YFP is distributed along the plasma membrane during polarized cell migration, with no preference for the leading edge.

 





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