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Index of Online Supplemental Material for
J. Cell Biol. 10.1083/jcb.200305055
Guo et al.
• Figure S1 All remaining Aox subunits form a membrane-attached complex that interacts with Pex16p inside mature peroxisomes of mutant cells lacking Aox1p, Aox2p, or Aox3p.
• Figure S2 All five Aox subunits and Pex16p are present in equimolar amounts in their membrane-associated complex inside mature peroxisomes.
• Figure S3 Relocation of a 443-kD Aox complex from the matrix to the membrane results in the formation of a 900-kD complex containing Aox and Pex16p.
• Figure S4 The dynamics of change in the size and number of peroxisomes in wild-type cells transferred from glucose- to oleic acid-containing medium.
• Figure S5 The dynamics of change in the size and number of peroxisomes in aox4KO mutant cells transferred from glucose- to oleic acid-containing medium.
• Figure S6 The dynamics of change in the size and number of peroxisomes in aox5KO mutant cells transferred from glucose- to oleic acid-containing medium.
• Figure S7 Size and morphology of peroxisomal liposomes reconstituted from components of mature peroxisomes P6.
• Supplemental materials and methods
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