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Fig. S1. Localisation
of PH-domain probes during phagocytosis. Time series of phagocytosis of yeast
cells by Dictyostelium cells expressing different PH-domain GFP
fusion proteins.
(A) Cell expressing the PI(3,4,5)P3 specific GRP1-PH-GFP during phagocytosis of
a yeast cell, fluorescence and corresponding brightfield images, interval
between subsequent images: 5s.
(B) Cell expressing the PI(3,4)P2
specific TAPP1-PH-GFP during phagocytosis of a yeast cell, fluorescence and
corresponding brightfield images, interval between subsequent images: 5s.
(C) Cell expressing the PI(3,4,5)P3/PI(3,4)P2 specific CRAC-PH-GFP during
phagocytosis of a yeast cell, fluorescence and corresponding brightfield
images, interval between subsequent images: 5s.
(D) Cell expressing
the PI(3,4,5)P3/PI(3,4)P2 specific DAPP1-PH-GFP during phagocytosis of a yeast
cell, fluorescence and corresponding brightfield images, interval between
subsequent images: 5s.
(E) Cell expressing the PI(3,4)P2 specific mutated DAPP1G176A-PH
fused to GFP during phagocytosis of a yeast cell, fluorescence and
corresponding brightfield images, interval between subsequent images: 5s.
(F) Montage of the fluorescence images of the various PH domain expressing cell
lines during phagocytosis; interval between subsequent images: 5s
Fig. S2. Localisation of Coronin-GFP during phagocytosis. Sequence showing fluorescence and corresponding brightfield images of two cells expressing Coronin-GFP during the uptake and internalization of yeast cells. Interval between subsequent images: 5s. Note the rapid redistribution of Coronin-GFP around the phagosome and the propulsion of the ingested yeast towards the cell interior
Fig. S3. Localisation of PTEN-GFP during phagocytosis. PTENnull cells expressing PTEN-GFP during phagocytosis of yeast cells. Time interval between subsequent images: 5s. Note the localisation of the PTEN-GFP fusion protein at the plasma membrane, but it is not detectable on the inner membrane of the phagocytic cup.
Fig. S4. Cellular localisation of PI(4)P during phagocytosis. Cell expressing the PI(4)P specific FAPP1-PH-GFP during the phagocytosis of a yeast cell. Time interval between subsequent images: 5s. Note the association of FAPP1-PH with the Golgi and small dynamic bright spots/vesicles. However, there is no localization to the plasma membrane or the phagosomal membrane.
Fig. S5. Changes in 3-phosphoinositide levels during macropinocytosis. Time series showing the differences in membrane binding during macropinocytosis by the different strains. Time interval between subsequent images: 5s. Note the rapid disappearance of GRP1-PH from the macropinosomes while the PI(3,4)P2 specific probes show a strong increase in fluorescence around the macropinosomes following fluid uptake.
Fig. S6. Effect of cAMP stimulation on PH-domain localisation. Time series showing the transient translocation of PI(3,4,5)P3 specific PH-domain probes to the plasma membrane in response to a pulse of cAMP (final concentration 5µM) while no translocation is observed in the cell lines expressing the PI(3,4)P2 specific probes TAPP1-PH and DAPP1G176A-PH. Time interval between subsequent images: 2s.
Fig. S7. 3-phosphoinositide
distribution during aggregation of Dictyostelium cells.
(A) Time series showing the localization of
GRP1-PH-GFP localisation in
aggregation stream cells mowing towards an aggregation centre on the right hand
side. Note the small periodic changes in membrane localization in response to
the propagated extracellular cAMP waves. Time interval between subsequent
images: 10s.
(B) Time series showing the localization of CRAC-PH -GFP localisation in aggregation stream cells mowing
towards an aggregation centre on the right hand side. Time interval between
subsequent images: 10s.
(C) Time series showing the localization of DAPP1G176A -GFP localisation in aggregation stream
cells mowing towards an aggregation centre on the right hand side. Time
interval between subsequent images: 10s. Note the engulfment of another
Dictyostelium cell, which is accompanied by a transient rise of PI(3,4)P2
levels at the phagosome. Time
interval between subsequent images: 10s.
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