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Supplemental Data. Kitajima et al. (2009). The rice -amylase glycoprotein is targeted from the Golgi apparatus through the secretory pathway to the plastids. A GFP WxTP-GFP WxTP-GFP stromules stromules DsRed WxTP-DsRed WxTP-DsRed stromules Supplemental Figure 1. Fluorescence images of onion epidermal cells expressing either GFP, DsRed, WxTP-GFP or WxTP-DsRed. (A) GFP- and WxTP-GFP- bombarded cells. () DsRed- and WxTP-DsRed- bombarded cells. The epidermal cells were incubated on 0.6% gelrite with 2,4-D-free Murashige-Skoog (MS) medium for 24 h at 25 C in darkness. Images of GFP and DsRed were observed using a X-61 microscope (Olympus, Tokyo, Japan) and a cooled CoolSnap-fx CCD camera (Photometrics). An Hg lamp was used to excite the fluorescent proteins. GFP fluorescence was obtained by 470 to 490-nm excitation with 510 to 550-nm detection, and that of DsRed was by 520 to 550-nm excitation with 580-nm detection. Deconvolution was carried out using Lumina Vision imaging software (Mitani, Tokyo, Japan). In a whole cell, 15 to 20 images per cell, from the top to middle of the cell, every 1 to 2 μm, were taken and combined into one image. All of the images presented are stacks. The right-hand panels represent the fluorescent plastids in close-up. Plastids with stromules were similarly visualized using WxTP-GFP and WxTP-DsRed. Left panels, bars = 100 μm; Right panels, bars = 10 μm.

GFP DsRed merged GFP DsRed merged Supplemental Figure 2. Fluorescence images of onion cells simultaneously expressing WxTP- DsRed and per-gfp (the peroxisomal targeting signal 2 fused with GFP) (A) or mt-gfp (the presequence of the subunit of Arabidopsis F1-ATPase fused with GFP) (). Images were obtained as described in the legend for Supplemental Figure 1. The results show that the distribution of WxTP-DsRed is distinguishable from those of per-gfp and mt-gfp, with the peroxisomal and mitochondrial markers not overlapping with the plastid marker. ars = 100 μm

AmyI-1 AmyII-3 AmyII-4 AmyII-5 AmyII-6 tid/gfp total (%) GFP plast Supplemental Figure 3. Distinct localization of various Amy isoforms in onion epidermal cells. (A) Simultaneous expression of WxTP-DsRed and either AmyI-1-, AmyII-3-, AmyII-4-, AmyII-5- or AmyII- 6-GFP was carried out. The merged images were constructed as described in Figure 3. ars = 100 m. () Statistical ti ti evaluation of the plastidial l localization li of different Amy isoforms. Ratios of the fluorescence intensity of GFP in the plastidial area to GFP in the whole cell (GFP plastid /GFP total ) (%) were determined. Values show the means s.d. (n = 4).

C D Supplemental Figure 4. Effects of ARF1(T31N), ARF1(Q71L) and SAR1(H74L) on the localization of various organelle markers. Simultaneous expression of the organelle marker and either ARF1(T31N), ARF1(Q71L) or SAR1(H74L) was carried out in onion cells. (A) trans-golgi marker (ST-mRFP), () plastidial marker (WxTP-GFP), (C) peroxisomal marker (per-gfp), (D) mitochondrial marker (mt- GFP). Twenty to thirty images per cell, from the top to middle of the cell, every 1 2 μm, were taken and combined into one image. ars = 100 m.

(A) AmyI-1(1-369)-GFP AmyI-1(1-369) GFP () AmyII-6(1-266):AmyI-1(256-369)-GFP AmyII-6(1-266) (256-369) GGG GFP (C) AmyII-6(1-266):AmyI-1(287-369)-GFP AmyII-6(1-266) (287-369) GGG GFP D 80 C GFP Plastid /GFP total (%) 60 40 20 0 GFP DsRed merged Supplemental Figure 5. Plastid targeting abilities of AmyII-6:AmyI-1 chimera proteins. The AmyII-6:AmyI-1 chimera proteins showed little targeting to the plastids in onion cells. The merged images were constructed as described in Figure 3. (A) AmyI-1(1-369)-GFP. () AmyII-6(1-266):AmyI-1(256-369)-GFP. (C) AmyII-6(1-266):AmyI-1(287-369)-GFP. ars = 100 m. (D) Quantitative results. Ratios of the fluorescence intensity of GFP in the plastidial area to GFP in the whole cell (GFP plastid /GFP total ) (%) were determined. Values show the means s.d. (n = 4).

GFP Chlorophyll merged C D Supplemental Figure 6. Plastid targeting abilities of AmyI-1( 101 428)- and AmyI-1( 370 428)-GFP in cells of transgenic rice plants. The stable transformant cells were sectioned with a vibratome to 25 mm thickness, and immediately observed by means of confocal laser scanning microscopy. (A) GFP alone, () AmyI-1( 101 428) GFP, (C) AmyI-1 ( 370 428) GFP and (D) AmyI-1-GFP. Left, GFP fluorescence; middle, chlorophyll autofluorescence; right, merged image. ars = 5 m.

Supplemental Table 1: Primer sequences for PCR-amplification Amplified DNA DNA template Primer sequences (Plasmid constructed) WxTP pwcw 5 -ctggatccatgtcggctctcaccacg-3 (pwxtp-gfp, pwxtp-dsred) 5 -tatggatccggcaggggggaggccaccgag-3 AmyI-1 pamyi-1 5 -atcgggatccatggtgaacaaacacttctt-3 (pamyi-1-gfp) 5 -aaggatccgcttttctcccagattgcgt-3 AmyII-3 pamyii-3 5 -aaggatccatgggcaagcaccatgtcac-3 (pamyii-3-gfp) 5 -ttggtaccatagtgctttctaccggca-3 AmyII-4 pamyii-4 5 -atcgggatccatgaagaacaccagcagc-3 (pamyii-4-gfp) 5 -aaggatcctaggtgccgccccgccgggac-3 AmyII-5 pamyii-5 5 -aaggatccatggcaaagcgcatagcctc-3 (pamyii-5-gfp) 5 -ttggatccatagtggtgccgccctgcagg-3 AmyII-6 pamyii-6 5 -taggatccatggcaaagcattccaccac-3 (pamyii-6-gfp) 5 -atggatccgtggcgccgccctgctggaac-3 AmyI-1( 34-428) pamyi-1 5 -atcgggatccatggtgaacaaacacttctt-3 (pamyi-1( 34-428)-GFP) 5 -aaggatccgttgaatccctgaaacaggac-3 AmyI-1( 101-428) pamyi-1 5 -atcgggatccatggtgaacaaacacttctt-3 (pamyi-1( 101-428)-GFP) 5 -aaggatccctcgatcagcgacttgagct-3 AmyI-1( 201-428) pamyi-1 5 -atcgggatccatggtgaacaaacacttctt-3 (pamyi-1( 201-428)-GFP) 5 -aaggatccccacgcgtcgaagccgatgtc-3 AmyI-1( 301-428) pamyi-1 5 -atcgggatccatggtgaacaaacacttctt-3 (pamyi-1( 301-428)-GFP) 5 -taggatcccccgatcatgccgggcgcctt-3 AmyI-1( 304-428) pamyi-1 5 -atcgggatccatggtgaacaaacacttctt-3 (pamyi-1( 304-428)-GFP) 5 -aaggtacccggccaccacccgatcatgcc-3 AmyI-1( 351-428) pamyi-1 5 -atcgggatccatggtgaacaaacacttctt-3 (pamyi-1( 351-428)-GFP) 5 -aaggtacccaaatggtcgtagaagatgca-3 AmyI-1( 370-428) pamyi-1 5 -atcgggatccatggtgaacaaacacttctt-3 (pamyi-1( 370-428)-GFP) 5 -aaggatccctgccggtttctgattgaca-3 AmyI-1(W302A) pamyi-1 5 -gcgcccggcatgatcgggtgggcgccggccaaggcgacgacc-3 (pamyi-1(w302a)-gfp) 5 -ggtcgtcgccttggccggcgcccacccgatcatgccgggcgc-3 AmyI-1(W302L) pamyi-1 5 -atgatcgggtggctgccggccaaggcg-3 (pamyi-1(w302l)-gfp) 5 -cgccttggccggcagccacccgatcat-3 AmyI-1(T307V) pamyi-1 5 -ccggccaaggcggtgaccttcgtcgac-3 (pamyi-1(t307v)-gfp) 5 -gtcgacgaaggtcaccgccttggccgg-3 AmyI-1(G354N) pamyi-1 5 -ttcttcgattggaatctcaaggtggtg-3 (pamyi-1(g354n)-gfp) 5 -ctcctccttgagattccaatcgaagaa-3 AmyI-1(256-369)(Gly) 4 pamyi-1 5 -aaggatccgtcgatcgtgtcggcggcgcc-3 (pamyi-1(256-369)-gfp ) 5 -ataggtacccccgccgcccccctgccggtttctgattga-3 AmyI-1(256-369)(Gly) 4 pamyi-1 5 -aaggatccctccgcggcgaggacggcaag-3 (pamyi-1(287-369)-gfp ) 5 -ataggtacccccgccgcccccctgccggtttctgattga-3 35S-(amHI to Apa1)-AmyII-6 pamyii-6-gfp 5 -ggggactctagagggcccatggcaaagcat-3 (p35s-(amhi to Apa1)-AmyII-6-GFP) 5 -atgctttgccatgggccctctagagtcccc-3 35S-(amHI to Apa1)-AmyII-6(1-266) p35s-(amhi to Apa1)-AmyII-6-GFP 5 -gcgcaagcttagattagccttttcaatttc-3 (pamyii-6(1-266)/amyi-1(256-369)gfp 5 -taaggatcccgatgcagggccaccga-3 35S-(amHI to Apa1)-AmyII-6(1-266) p35s-(amhi to Apa1)-AmyII-6-GFP 5 -gcgcaagcttagattagccttttcaatttc-3 (pamyii-6(1-266)/amyi-1(287-369)gfp 5 -taaggatcccgatgcagggccaccga-3 1