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Table 1
A. oryzae strains used in this study.
Strain
Genotype
RIB40
Wild-type
Reference
Higuchi et
NSRku70-1-1A
niaD- sC- adeA- adeA ΔargB Δku70::argB
NSRku70-11AN
al. (2009a)
Higuchi et
niaD–::niaD sC– adeA– adeA ΔargB Δku70::argB
al.(2011)
niaD–::(PaipA-aipA-TaipA niaD) sC– adeA–
Higuchi et
ΔaipA::adeA ΔargB Δku70::argB
al.(2011)
niaD–::(PamyB-aipA niaD) sC– adeA–::adeA
Higuchi et
ΔargB Δku70::argB
al.(2011)
niaD–::(PamyB-aipAK542A niaD) sC– adeA–::adeA
Higuchi et
ΔargB Δku70::argB
al.(2011)
niaD-::(PamyB-aipAE596Q niaD) sC- adeA-::adeA
Higuchi et
ΔargB Δku70::argB
al.(2011)
niaD– niaD sC–::(PamyB-egfp-aipA AosC)
Higuchi et
adeA–::adeA ΔargB Δku70::argB
al.(2011)
DAIPA1-com
PaaA1
PaaA5421
PaaA5961
PaEaASO1
38
niaD-::niaD sC-::(PamyB-egfp-aipAK542A AosC)
Higuchi et
adeA-::adeA ΔargB Δku70::argB
al.(2011)
niaD-::niaD sC-::(PamyB-egfp-aipAE596Q AosC)
Higuchi et
adeA-::adeA ΔargB Δku70::argB
al.(2011)
PaEaA542SO1
PaEaA596SO1
Higuchi et
DAIPA1
niaD- sC- adeA- ΔaipA::adeA ΔargB Δku70::argB
NSRku70-1-
al.(2011)
niaD-::niaD sC-::AosC adeA-::adeA ΔargB
This study
1ANSO
Δku70::argB
niaD-::niaD sC- adeA- ΔaipA::adeA ΔargB
DAIPA1-N
This study
Δku70::argB
niaD-::niaD sC-::AosC adeA- ΔaipA::adeA ΔargB
DAIPA1-NS
This study
Δku70::argB
niaD– ::(PamyB-egfp-aipA niaD) sC–::AosC adeA-
DAIPAS1-PaEA
This study
ΔaipA::adeA ΔargB Δku70::argB
niaD– ::(PamyB-Aoabp1-mdsred niaD) sC–
DABP1-PaAD
This study
ΔAoabp1::AosC adeA–::adeA ΔargB Δku70::argB
39
niaD– ::(PamyB-egfp-aipA niaD) sC–
DAIPAABP1ΔAoabp1::AosC adeA– ΔaipA::adeA ΔargB
This study
PaEA
Δku70::argB
niaD– ::(PamyB-Aoabp1-mdsred niaD) sC–
DAIPAABP1ΔAoabp1::AosC adeA– ΔaipA::adeA ΔargB
This study
PaAD
Δku70::argB
NSRku70-1-1AS niaD– sC–::AosC adeA–::adeA ΔargB Δku70::argB
This study
niaD– sC–::AosC adeA– ΔaipA::adeA ΔargB
DAIPAS1
This study
Δku70::argB
DAIPAS1-
niaD–::(PamyB-egfp-aipAK542A niaD) sC–::AosC
This study
PaEA542
adeA– ΔaipA::adeA ΔargB Δku70::argB
DAIPAS1-
niaD–::(PamyB-egfp-aipAE596Q niaD) sC–::AosC
This study
PaEA596
adeA– ΔaipA::adeA ΔargB Δku70::argB
DAIPAS1-
niaD–::(PamyB-egfp-aipAΔ346-370 niaD)
This study
PaEA346-370
sC–::AosC adeA– ΔaipA::adeA ΔargB Δku70::argB
niaD– sC– ΔAoabp1::AosC adeA– adeA ΔargB
DABP1
This study
Δku70::argB
40
niaD– sC– ΔAoabp1::AosC adeA– ΔaipA::adeA
DAIPAABP1
This study
ΔargB Δku70::argB
niaD–::niaD sC–::AosC adeA–::adeA ΔargB
Can1E
This study
Δku70::argB ptrA::(Aocan1-egfp ptrA)
niaD–::niaD sC–::AosC adeA– ΔaipA::adeA ΔargB
DAIPA1-Can1E
This study
Δku70::argB ptrA::(Aocan1-egfp ptrA)
DAIPA1-N-
niaD-::niaD sC- adeA- ΔaipA::adeA ΔargB
This study
Can1E
Δku70::argB ptrA::(Aocan1-egfp ptrA)
DAIPA1-N-
niaD-::niaD sC-::AosC adeA- ΔaipA::adeA ΔargB
This study
Can1E-p
Δku70::argB ptrA::(Aocan1-egfp ptrA)
niaD-::niaD sC-::(PaipA-aipA-TaipA AosC) adeA-
DAIPA1-NΔaipA::adeA ΔargB Δku70::argB ptrA::(Aocan1-
This study
Can1E-com
egfp ptrA)
niaD-::niaD sC-::(PaipA-aipAK542A-TaipA AosC)
DAIPA1-NadeA- ΔaipA::adeA ΔargB Δku70::argB
Can1E-com542
ptrA::(Aocan1-egfp ptrA)
41
This study
niaD-::niaD sC-::(PaipA-aipAE596Q-TaipA AosC)
DAIPA1-NadeA- ΔaipA::adeA ΔargB Δku70::argB
This study
Can1E-com596
ptrA::(Aocan1-egfp ptrA)
niaD–::(PaipA-aipA-TaipA niaD) sC– adeA–
DAIPA1-comΔaipA::adeA ΔargB Δku70::argB ptrA::(Aocan1-
This study
Can1E
egfp ptrA)
niaD–::(PamyB-aipA niaD) sC– adeA–::adeA
PaaA1-Can1E
This study
ΔargB Δku70::argB ptrA::(Aocan1-egfp ptrA)
PaaA5421-
niaD–::(PamyB-aipAK542A niaD) sC– adeA–::adeA
This study
Can1E
ΔargB Δku70::argB ptrA::(Aocan1-egfp ptrA)
PaaA5961-
niaD-::(PamyB-aipAE596Q niaD) sC- adeA-::adeA
This study
Can1E
ΔargB Δku70::argB ptrA::(Aocan1-egfp ptrA)
NSRku70-1-
niaD–::(Aocan1-egfp niaD) sC–::AosC
This study
1AS-Can1E
adeA–::adeA ΔargB Δku70::argB
niaD–::(Aocan1-egfp niaD) sC– ΔAoabp1::AosC
DABP1-Can1E
This study
adeA–::adeA ΔargB Δku70::argB
DABP1-Can1E-
niaD–::(Aocan1-egfp niaD) sC– ΔAoabp1::AosC
This study
adeA–::adeA ΔargB Δku70::argB ptrA::ptrA
42
niaD–::(Aocan1-egfp niaD) sC– ΔAoabp1::AosC
DABP1-Can1EadeA–::adeA ΔargB Δku70::argB ptrA::(PAoabp1-
This study
com
Aoabp1-TAoabp1 ptrA)
DAIPAABP1-
niaD–::(Aocan1-egfp niaD) sC– ΔAoabp1::AosC
This study
Can1E
adeA– ΔaipA::adeA ΔargB Δku70::argB
NSRku70-1-
niaD–::(PpgkA-Lifeact-egfp niaD) sC–::AosC
This study
1AS-LAE
adeA–::adeA ΔargB Δku70::argB
niaD–::(PagkA-Lifeact-egfp niaD) sC–::AosC
DAIPAS1-LAE
This study
adeA– ΔaipA::adeA ΔargB Δku70::argB
niaD–::(PpgkA-Lifeact-egfp niaD) sC–
DABP1-LAE
This study
ΔAoabp1::AosC adeA– adeA ΔargB Δku70::argB
niaD–::(PpgkA-Lifeact-egfp niaD) sC–
DAIPAABP1ΔAoabp1::AosC adeA– ΔaipA::adeA ΔargB
This study
LAE
Δku70::argB
niaD- ::(PpgkA-egfp-Aosnc1 niaD) sC-::AosC
PpES
This study
adeA-::adeA ΔargB Δku70::argB
niaD-::(PpgkA-egfp-Aosnc1 niaD) sC-::AosC adeA-
DAIPAS1-PpES
This study
ΔaipA::adeA ΔargB Δku70::argB
43
niaD-::(PpgkA-egfp-Aosnc1 niaD) sCDABP1-PpES
This study
ΔAoabp1::AosC adeA-::adeA ΔargB Δku70::argB
niaD-::(PpgkA-egfp-Aosnc1 niaD) sC-
DAIPADABP1ΔAoabp1::AosC adeA- ΔaipA::adeA ΔargB
PpES
Δku70::argB
617
44
This study
618
Table 2 Primers used in this study.
Name
Sequence (5' to 3')
KK134
GATTTAGTTCCGTTCGTGCAGG
KK217
ATGGGGTGACGATGAGCCGC
KK260
GCTATCAACGCGGCCGCTATTGGGCATAAGTATTAGGCGCATTTG
KK261
AACTAAATCGCGGCCTTTCAGAAAGATTCCACAAGGCACAAC
KK262
GTTCCTTGGGCGGCCTCCAAGGTGGTGTCTTCCAC
KK263
TGCACCATAGCGGCCGCATTGATCTTGGCCGCAAGAG
KK305
CCCGGGGTTGATAGCTTGGCGTAATCATG
CAAGCTATCAACCCCGGGATACTTGGGATTTACTTATTGGACTAACCC
KK312
AG
KK313
CTTGCTCACCATCCCGCCTCGAAACGAGCGAAAGATC
KK314
AATCAATTGCCCCCCATCAGACGTTTAAAGTACCCACG
KK315
GAGTGCACCATACCCGGGACCGGAACGGTATAGTCTATGC
KK318
CCAGTAGCAACTTTATTATACATAGTTGATAATTCACTGGC
KK319
GATGCCATCTGTGGGGTTTATTGTTCAGAGAAG
KK320
CCCACAGATGGCATCCCTTAACCTTTCATC
45
KK321
TGTCCATCTTTCGAAGTTCTACATAATTTGCTGG
KK322
TTCGAAAGATGGACAACACCGAGGACGTCATC
KK323
TAAAGTTGCTACTGGGAGCCGGAGTGGC
KK346
ATGATGCGTCCCAAACCGGC
KK347
CTGTGGGGTTTATTGTTCAGAGAAGGGAG
KK348
CAATAAACCCCACAGATGGTGAGCAAGGGCGAGGAG
KK349
TTTGGGACGCATCATCTTGTACAGCTCGTCCATGCCGTG
RH14
TTTCAGGGACCCGGGATGATGCGTCCCAAACCGGC
RH14
TTCTTCTTCGTTGTTCTGTCCTTCGAAGTAGACGGCAGTC
RH14
AACAACGAAGAAGAAGCTTT
RH14
CCGTCTGTAAGTTGGACTAA
RH14
CCAACTTACAGACGGCTTCTCAGGCTCCGACATAA
46
RH14
GGCTTTGTTTAGCAGCTATCCACCTCTCTCGCCGA
RH15
ACGGGTGCCACGATGCTTGCGCGCGCG
RH15
CATCGTGGCACCCGTCCCTGGAGGTCC
RH15
GTGGACCAGATCGACTCACTATTGTCC
RH15
GTCGATCTGGTCCACAAAGATGATCGA
RH16
ATGGGTGTCGCCGATCTCATC
RH16
ATCGGCGACACCCATTGTTCTATCACACAAGGTGGGG
RH16
CTATCAACGCGGCCGCCCATTCTTTATGTTACTTCTATCCTG
47
RH17
GAACGGAACTAAATCCTTGACGGGTTTGTAGTGGAAG
RH17
AAGGATACTGTTCAGTCCGGAGGATCTGCGGGTGC
RH17
CGCAGATCCTCCGGACTGAACAGTATCCTTGGAGCC
RH17
GCTATCAACCCCGGGTATTGGGCATAAGTATTAGGCG
RH17
CTCATCGTCACCCCATATTGATCTTGGCCGCAAGAG
SH21
TATGGTGCACTCTCAGTACAATCTGC
SH22
TATGCGGTGTGAAATACCGCACAG
YHK1
CGTCGAGTCCACTGGTGTCTT
96
YHK1
TTGTTGACACCCATAACGAACATGG
97
48
YHK2
ATCAAGAAGTTCGAGTCCATCTCCAAGGTGGTGATGGTGAGCAAGGG
51
CGAGGAG
YHK2
CTCGAACTTCTTGATGAGATCGGCGACACCCATCTGTGGGGTTTATTG
52
TTCAGAGAAGGG
YHK2
GCTGCAACTACCTCGAACAACC
55
YHK2
TTGTCGCTCAACGCATCTTCAC
56
YM16
ATTTCACACCGCATAGGGGATCTGTAGTAGCTCGTGA
YM17
TGAGAGTGCACCATACGCTTAACAAGTATGATCGTCT
YM56
GATAACAATTTCACATATTGACTACTATGGTAACCAACGCG
YM60
TGTGAAATTGTTATCCGCTGGTATCAG
YM83
GCGGCCGCGTTGATAGCTTGGCG
pET50
b inf
CTGCTAAACAAAGCCCGAAAGGAAGC
Fw
49
pET50
b inf
CCCGGGTCCCTGAAAGAGGACTTCAAG
Rv
619
50
620
Figure legends
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Fig 1 Localization and endocytosis of AoCan1-EGFP in the ΔaipA strain.
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(A) The images of representative hyphae of each strain were taken by confocal
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microscopy at 0, 30, 60, 90 min after the medium shift. Scale bar = 10 µm.
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(B) The ratio of hyphae with AoCan1-EGFP endocytosed was measured at ten time
625
points for each strain. The error bars represent the SDs from three independent
626
experiments, each with n = 50. *, **Statistically significant difference at P < 0.05, 0.01,
627
respectively (Student’s t test). a, b, c: Statistically significant difference at α = 0.05
628
(tukey-kramer’s multiple test).
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Fig 2 Localization and endocytosis of AoCan1-EGFP in the ΔAoabp1 strain.
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(A) The images of representative hyphae of each strain were taken by confocal
632
microscopy at 0, 30, 60, 90 min after the medium shift. Scale bar = 10 µm.
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(B) The ratio of hyphae with AoCan1-EGFP endocytosed was measured at ten time
634
points for each strain. The error bars represent the SDs from three independent
635
experiments, each with n = 50. *, **Statistically significant difference at P < 0.05, 0.01,
636
respectively (Student’s t test). a, b, c: Statistically significant difference at α = 0.05
637
(tukey-kramer’s multiple test).
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Fig 3 Localization of Lifeact-EGFP in aipA and Aoabp1 deletion strains.
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(A) 1.0×105 conidia of each strain in 100 µL of CD medium were cultured at 30°C for 20
641
h, and subsequently observed under fluorescence microscope. Scale bar = 10 µm.
642
(B) Fluorescence intensity profiles of Lifeact-EGFP in each strain were taken at the
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cross section of 2 µm from the hyphal tip.
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Fig 4 Localization of EGFP-AipA and AoAbp1-mDsRed in ΔaipA and ΔAoabp1
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cells.
647
(A) The images of representative hyphae of each strain expressing EGFP-AipA or
648
AoAbp1-mDsRed were taken by confocal microscopy. Note that EGFP-AipA was
649
dispersed from the hyphal tip region in the ΔAoabp1 cells. (B) EGFP-AipAΔ346-370
650
exhibited cytoplasmic localization. (C) EGFP-AipAE542A showed similar localization to
651
EGFP-AipA; in contrast, EGFP-AipAE596Q exhibited both apical and basal localization.
652
Scale bar = 10 µm.
653
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Fig 5 Localization and endocytosis of AoCan1-EGFP in the ΔaipAΔAoabp1 strain.
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(A) The images of representative hyphae of each strain were taken by fluorescent
52
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microscopy at 0, 30, 60, 90 min after the medium shift. Scale bar = 10 µm.
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(B) The ratio of hyphae with AoCan1-EGFP endocytosed was measured at ten time
658
points for each strain. The error bars represent the SDs from three independent
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experiments, each with n = 50. *Statistically significant difference at P < 0.05 (Student’s
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t test).
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Fig 6 Localization and endocytosis of AoCan1-EGFP in aipA-, aipAK542A- and
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aipAE596Q-overexpressing strains.
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(A) The images of representative hyphae of each strain were taken by confocal
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microscopy at 0, 30, 60, 90 min after the medium shift. Scale bar = 10 µm.
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(B) The ratio of hyphae with AoCan1-EGFP endocytosed was measured at ten time
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points for each strain. The error bars represent the SDs from three independent
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experiments, each with n = 50. a, b, c: Statistically significant difference at α = 0.05
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(tukey-kramer’s multiple test).
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Fig 7 Localization of EGFP-AipA in the aipA-overexpressing background.
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Hyphal images of each strain were taken by confocal microscopy at approximately 30
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min after the treatment of NOC or its solvent DMSO. Scale bar = 10 µm.
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Fig 8 Localization and endocytosis of AoCan1-EGFP in aipA-, aipAK542A-and
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aipAE596Q-complementary strains.
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(A) The images of representative hyphae of each strain were taken by confocal
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microscopy at 0, 30, 60, 90 min after the medium shift. Scale bar = 10 µm.
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(B) The ratio of hyphae with AoCan1-EGFP endocytosed was measured at ten time
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points for each strain. The error bars represent the SDs from three independent
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experiments, each with n = 50. a, b: Statistically significant difference at α = 0.05
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(tukey-kramer’s multiple test).
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Fig 9 Schematic diagram of AoCan1 endocytosis in A. oryzae.
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The rate of AoCan1 endocytosis is depicted as the width of the arrow (red, accelerated;
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blue, delayed) in WT and each mutant strain.
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Fig. 1 Hiasa et al.
(A)
0 min
30 min
60 min
90 min
0 min
30 min
60 min
90 min
Control
ΔaipA
(B) 120
Cells with endocytosis (%)
Control
Control
100
ΔaipA
DaipA
80
60
40
20
20
40
60
Time (min)
80
100
Fig. 2 Hiasa et al.
(A)
0 min
30 min
60 min
0 min
90 min
comp
Aoabp1
Control
0 min
30 min
60 min
90 min
ΔAoabp1
(B)
120
Cells with endocytosis (%)
Control
100
ΔAoabp1
DAoabp1
compAoabp1
80
60
ab
ab
ab
ab
40
ab
20
20
40
60
Time (min)
80
100
30 min
60 min
90 min
Fig. 3 Hiasa et al.
Lifeact-EGFP
(A)
Control
ΔaipA
ΔAoabp1
ΔaipAΔAoabp1
(B) Control
ΔaipA
Intensity
Intensity
Length
ΔAoabp1
Length
ΔaipAΔAoabp1
Intensity
Intensity
Length
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Length
Fig. 4 Hiasa et al.
Control
(A)
Control
DIC
DIC
EGFP-AipA
AoAbp1mDsRed
ΔAoabp1
ΔaipA
DIC
DIC
EGFP-AipA
AoAbp1mDsRed
(B)
DIC
EGFPAipAΔ346-370
(C)
DIC
DIC
EGFPAipAK542A
EGFPAipAE596Q
Fig. 5 Hiasa et al.
(A)
0 min
30 min
60 min
90 min
0 min
30 min
60 min
90 min
Control
ΔaipA
ΔAoabp1
(B)
120
Cells with endocytosis (%)
Control
100
ΔaipAΔAoabp1
DaipADAoabp1
80
60
40
20
20
40
60
Time (min)
80
100
Fig. 6 Hiasa et al.
0 min
(A)
30 min
60 min
90 min
Control
30 min
60 min
90 min
aipAK542A
O/E
aipAE596Q
O/E
(B)
Cells with endocytosis (%)
120
100
80
60
40
ab
ab
ab
ab
ab
ab
ab
ab
cont.
Control
aipA
O/E
aipA
O/E
aipAK542A
aipAK542A O/E
ab
ab
30 min
60 min
90 min
0 min
30 min
60 min
90 min
aipA O/E
0 min
20
0 min
bc
20
E596Q O/E
aipA
aipA
E506Q
O/E
40
60
Time (min)
80
100
Fig. 7 Hiasa et al.
DMSO
DIC
EGFPAipA
DIC
EGFPAipAK542A
DIC
EGFPAipAE596Q
Nocodazole
Fig. 8 Hiasa et al.
(A)
0 min
30 min
60 min
90 min
30 min
60 min
90 min
0 min
30 min
60 min
90 min
comp
aipA
Control
(ΔaipA)
0 min
30 min
60 min
90 min
comp
aipAK542A
comp
aipAE596Q
(B)
100
Cells with endocytosis (%)
0 min
80
60
control(ΔaipA)
cont.
(ΔaipA)
40
compaipA
compaipA
compaipAK542A
compaipAK542A
20
compaipAE596Q
compaipAE596Q
20
40
60
Time (min)
80
100
Fig. 9 Hiasa et al.
(A) WT
AipA
AipA
AipA
AipAK542A
endocytic vesicle
AipA
AipAE596Q
endocytosis
AoAbp1
AoAbp1
AoAbp1
AipA
(B) ΔaipA
(E) aipA O/E
(H) ΔaipA + aipA
AoAbp1
AoAbp1
AoAbp1
AipA
AipA
AipA
AipA
(F) aipAK542A O/E
(C) ΔAoabp1
(I) ΔaipA + aipAK542A
AoAbp1
AoAbp1
AipA
AipA
AipA
AipA
AipA
(D) ΔaipAΔAoabp1
(G) aipAE596Q O/E
(J) ΔaipA + aipAE596Q
AoAbp1
AipA
AoAbp1
AipA
AipA
AipA
Supplementary materials
Involvement of AAA ATPase AipA in endocytosis of the arginine permease
AoCan1 depending on AoAbp1 in Aspergillus oryzae
Reiko Hiasa, Ken-ichi Kakimoto, Kaoru Takegawa, Yujiro Higuchi*
Department of Bioscience and Biotechnology, Faculty of Agriculture, Kyushu University,
744 Motooka, Fukuoka 819-0395, Japan
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*Corresponding author. Tel/Fax: +81 92 802 4734, E-mail address:
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y.higuchi@agr.kyushu-u.ac.jp
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Word count: Abstract, 250; Main, 5519.
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Number of figures: Main, 9; Supplementary, 5.
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Number of tables: Main, 2.
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Supplementary figure legends
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Fig S1 Localization of EGFP-AoSnc1 in deletion strains.
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Approximately 1.0×105 conidia of each strain in 100 µL of CD medium were cultured at
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30°C for 20 h, and subsequently observed under confocal microscope. Scale bar = 10
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µm.
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Fig S2 Growth test of deletion strains.
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Approximately 1.0×104 conidia of each strain were inoculated onto PD or M medium
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plate added with the indicated reagent, and were cultured at 30, 37°C for 4 days.
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Fig S3 AAA ATPase assay of AipA.
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AAA ATPase activity was measured using the recombinant AipA. The vertical axis is the
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relative ratio with the ATPase activity of WT=1. The error bars represent the SDs from
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three independent experiments, each with n=3.
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Fig S4 Expression analysis of aipA-, aipAK542A- and aipAE596Q-overexpressing
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strains.
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Relative expression levels of aipA in cells of each strain cultured with maltose,
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normalized by the expression of gpdA. The relative ratios are depicted with the
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expression level of the control strain as 1. The error bars represent the SDs from three
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independent experiments, each with n=3.
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Fig S5 Expression analysis of aipA-, aipAK542A- and aipAE596Q-complementary
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strains.
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Relative expression levels of aipA in cells of each strain cultured in CD medium,
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normalized by the expression of gpdA. The relative ratios are depicted with the
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expression level of the aipA-complementary strain as 1. The error bars represent the
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SDs from three independent experiments, each with n=3.
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