Supplemental Material for Edskes, et al., 2021

The Supplementary Information includes extended SILAC methods, strains of <i>S. cerevisiae </i>(Table S1), primers used (Table S2), proteins increased 1.5-fold or more in abundance in <i>pre9</i>Δ (Table S3), Proteins decreased 1.5-fold or more in abundance in <i>pre9</i>Δ (Table S4), a diagram of the proteasome α ring (Fig. S1), evidence that proteasome – related knockouts do not affect [PSI+] propagation (Fig. S2), evidence that [URE3-1] is less stable in 779-6A <i>pre</i>9Δ than in BY241 <i>pre9</i>Δ (Fig. S3), data showing that levels of Sup35p are not affected by proteasome – related mutations in strain BY241 (Fig. S4), data showing Btn2p levels in proteasome mutants are elevated by the presence of [PSI+] (Fig. S5 and S6), measuring the absolute levels of Btn2p and Cur1p in strain 779-6A by comparison with purified recombinant Btn2-His6 and Cur1-His6 (Fig. S7), the multiple bands of Cur1p (Fig. S8), the elevation of Btn2p in <i>tof2</i> mutants (Fig. S9) and the absence of a ubiquitin ladder of Btn2p in a <i>pre9</i>Δ strain (Fig. S10). Table S5 compares protein turnover rates with their levels by SILAC in <i>pre9</i>Δ strains.