Yeast Dynamically Modify Their Environment to Achieve Better Mating Efficiency

Meng Jin, Beverly Errede,* Marcelo Behar, Will Mather, Sujata Nayak, Jeff Hasty, Henrik G. Dohlman, Timothy C. Elston*

*To whom correspondence should be addressed. E-mail: errede{at}email.unc.edu (B.E.); telston{at}med.unc.edu (T.C.E.)

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• Movie S1A. Wild-type cells showing self-avoidance in a pheromone gradient (.avi format).
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• Movie S1B. Simulations revealing the role of Bar1 in self-avoidance (.avi format).
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• Movie S1C. bar1Δ cells lack self-avoidance (.avi format).
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• Movie S2. Wild-type cells elongating in a 75 nM pheromone concentration (.avi format).
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• Movie S4. Wild-type cells elongating in a 120 nM pheromone concentration (.avi format).
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• Movie S5. bar1Δ cells elongating in a 10 nM pheromone concentration (.avi format).
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