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Index of Online Supplemental Material for
J. Cell Biol. 10.1083/jcb.200802069
Nakao et al.
• Figure S1 OL-pc does not colocalize with the Arp2/3 complex at cell–cell contacts.
• Figure S2 Efficiency and selectivity of control, Nap1, WAVE1, and N-cadherin siRNAs.
• Figure S3 Still images of cells treated with Nap1 or WAVE1 siRNA in low density cultures.
• Figure S4 Time-lapse images of Nap1-, WAVE1-, or N-cadherin–depleted U251 cells in the process of wound healing.
• Figure S5 Specificity of anti-Nap1 mAbs 4F5 and 5E3.
• Video 1 Control U251 cells in a low density culture.
• Video 2 OL-pc–expressing U251 cells in a low density culture.
• Video 3 Control U251 cells observed during the wound-healing process.
• Video 4 OL-pc–expressing U251 cells observed during the wound-healing process.
• Video 5 OL-pcΔNBS–expressing U251 cells observed during the wound-healing process.
• Video 6 Control U251 cells with Nap1 depletion observed during the wound-healing process.
• Video 7 OL-pc–expressing U251 cells with Nap1 depletion observed during the wound-healing process.
• Video 8 Control U251 cells with N-cadherin depletion observed during the wound-healing process.
• Video 9 OL-pc–expressing U251 cells with N-cadherin depletion observed during the wound-healing process.
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