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J. Cell Biol. 10.1083/jcb.200702145
Khmelinskii et al.

• Figure S1 Relative binding of Ase1, Bim1, and Slk19 to the anaphase spindle.

• Figure S2 Midzone localization of Ase1, Esp1, and Slk19 is interdependent.

• Figure S3 Dependency on Ase1 and Slk19 defines two classes of spindle proteins.

• Figure S4 Ase1 functions upstream or independently of motor proteins and spindle midzone components.

• Video 1 Relative localization of Ase1 and Slk19 during anaphase.

• Video 2 Relative localization of Ase1 and Bim1 during anaphase.

• Video 3 Anaphase spindle extension in a WT ASE1 cell.

• Video 4 Anaphase spindle extension in an ase1Δ cell.

• Video 5 Anaphase spindle extension in an ASE1^7A cell.

• Video 6 Anaphase spindle extension in an ASE1^7D cell.

• Video 7 Anaphase spindle of an ASE1^7A cell breaks during extension.

• Table S1 Strains and plasmids used in this study

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