Spindle Checkpoint Factors Bub1 and Bub2 Promote DNA Double-Strand Break Repair by Nonhomologous End Joining

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  Fig. S1 (Conservation and plasmid end joining reproducibility of DNA repair targets)

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  Fig. S2 (Catalog of DNA repair-related target mutants)

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  Fig. S3 (Activity of Bub in HR, cell cycle, and ssDNA end resection)

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  Fig. S4 (Phosphoproteomic analysis of Bub phosphorylation)

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  Fig. S5 (Conserved role of BUB in NHEJ and other DNA repair-related proteins)

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  Fig. S6 (Protein sequence alignment)

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  Fig. S7 (Bub1 and Bub2 interplay with APC/cyclin/SBF processes)

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  Table S1 (Strains, cell lines, primers, and plasmids)

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  Table S2 (Mitotic spindle and kinetochore)

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  Table S3 (Conservation of yeast DNA damage-related target genes)

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