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Crossover Distribution and Frequency are Regulated by him-5 in Caenorhabditis elegans

Philip M. Meneely, Olivia L. McGovern, Frazer I. Heinis and Judith L. Yanowitz
Genetics January 2012, genetics.111.137463; DOI: https://doi.org/10.1534/genetics.111.137463

Supporting Information for Meneely et al., 2012

Supporting Information

  • Supporting Information - Figures S1-S6 and Tables S1-S7 (PDF, 10.2 MB)
  • Figure S1 - The inferred amino acid sequence of HIM-5 is highly basic and novel (PDF, 157 KB)
  • Figure S2 - Pairing is normal in him-5 mutants (PDF, 157 MB)
  • Figure S3 - him-5 mutants have a desynapsed X chromosome at pachytene (PDF, 4.3 MB)
  • Figure S4 - A him-5 deletion lacks HIM-5 but retains localized XND-1 (PDF, 723 KB)
  • Figure S5 - him-5 does not affect H2AK5 acetylation (PDF, 3.1 MB)
  • Figure S6 - RAD-51 dynamics differs in him-5 and xnd-1 (PDF, 433 KB)
  • Table S1 - RNA interference of D1086.4 gives male progeny (PDF, 60 KB)
  • Table S2 - Crossover distribution on chromosome I from oocytes (PDF, 73 KB)
  • Table S3 - Crossover distribution on chromosome I from sperm (PDF, 70 KB)
  • Table S4 - Percentage of males post-irradiation (PDF, 61 KB)
  • Table S5 - Hatching rates post-irradiation (PDF, 72 KB)
  • Table S6 - Apoptosis analysis with acridine orange (PDF, 63 KB)
  • Table S7 - Total number of meiotic breaks analyzed by RAD-51 foci after rad-54(RNAi) (PDF, 77 KB)

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