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JCS103788 Supplementary Material
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Movies 1−5. Assembly and slipping of actomyosin rings in spheroplasts made from Rlc1p-GFP mCherry-Atb2p expressing cells.
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Movie 6. Repeated rounds of assembly and slipping of actomyosin rings in spheroplasts expressing actin marker CHD-GFP.
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Movies 7 and 8. Slipping of actomyosin rings in spheroplasts expressing the actin marker CHD-GFP.
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Movies 9−11. Slipping of actomyosin rings at cell end in mid1-18 (ts) for3 null cells expressing Rlc1p-GFP.
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Movies 12 and 13. Slipping of actomyosin rings at cell end in mid1-18 (ts) tea1 null cells expressing Rlc1p-GFP.
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Movie 14. Assembly and constriction of actomyosin rings in wt cells expressing the actin marker CHD-GFP.
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Movies 15−17. Assembly, slipping and constriction of actomyosin rings in myo52 deleted cells expressing the actin marker CHD-GFP.
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