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J. Cell Biol. 10.1083/jcb.200709005
Hickson et al.

• Figure S1 Anillin-GFP expression is able to rescue cytokinesis defects induced by RNAi of endogenous anillin.

• Figure S1 The linear anillin-containing structures that form at the time of cytokinesis in the presence of LatA are largely devoid of F-actin.

• Figure S1 Additional images of the relationships between anillin, Dia, and the septin, Pnut.

• Video 1 The normal furrow localization of anillin during cytokinesis.

• Video 2 RhoGEF^Pbl is required for anillin redistribution during anaphase.

• Video 3 Anillin can localize independently of F-actin during anaphase.

• Video 4 F-actin contributes to equatorial anillin localization.

• Video 5 Myosin II contributes to proper equatorial anillin localization.

• Video 6 Myosin II is not required for F-actin–independent anillin localization.

• Video 7 Anillin is required for lateral stability of the cleavage furrow.

• Video 8 Anillin is required for the filamentous appearance of myosin II in the presence of LatA.

• Video 9 The filamentous appearance of anillin in LatA, but not its localization, per se, requires Septin^Pnut.

• Video 10 Filamentous anillin structures in LatA associate with MT plus ends at the plasma membrane.

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