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Supplementary Figure 1 Negative control IC50 110 mM (acetate) Number of cells 0 1x106 5x106 1x107 1x108 0 1x106 5x106 1x107 1x108 RKO HCT-15 Negative control IC50 70 mM (acetate) Number of cells 0 5x106 1x107 2,51x107 7x107 0 5x106 1x107 2,51x107 7x107 Figure S1: Acetate decreases catalase activity in CRC cells. RKO and HCT-15 cells were treated with 110 or 70 mM of acetate, respectively, or with medium fresh as negative control. After 48 hours, cells were washed with PBS and 4 different cell concentrations per condition in a final volume of 500 ul were added to glass tube. Subsequently, 100 ul of Triton X-100 and 100 ul of undiluted hydrogen peroxide (30%) were added, mixed and tubes were incubated at room temperature for 15 min.

Supplementary Figure 2 A B RKO Acetate Phase contrast HCT-15 DiOC6(3) Negative control CCCP 110 mM 140 mM 220 mM Phase contrast DiOC6(3) 2,5 µm -------- 2,5 µm -------- 2,5 µm -------- 2,5 µm -------- 2,5 µm -------- 25 µm -------- 10 µm -------- 10 µm -------- 10 µm -------- -------- 10 µm -------- 10 µm Negative control CCCP 70 mM 100 mM 140 mM 2,5 µm -------- 2,5 µm -------- 2,5 µm -------- 2,5 µm -------- 2,5 µm -------- -------- 25 µm 10 µm -------- 10 µm -------- 10 µm -------- 10 µm -------- 10 µm -------- MitroTracker Green MitoTracker Red Merged Negative control CCCP 110 mM 140 mM 220 mM 10 µm -------- 10 µm -------- 10 µm -------- 10 µm -------- 10 µm -------- 10 µm -------- 10 µm -------- 10 µm -------- 10 µm -------- Acetate 10 µm -------- 10 µm -------- 10 µm -------- 10 µm -------- 10 µm -------- 10 µm --------

Figure S2: Representative fluorescence microscopy images of changes in DYm of RKO and HCT-15 cells. Cells were plated on coverslips and incubated with different acetate concentrations for 48 hours, or with fresh medium or CCCP as negative and positive controls, respectively. Cells were then stained with (A) 20 nM DiOC6(3) or (B) 200 nM MitoTracker® Red and 400 nM MitoTracker®Green (30 min, 37º in the dark).

Supplementary Figure 3 RKO HCT-15 ____________________ ____________________ Negative Etop. 110 140 220 Negative Etop. 110 140 220 control 50 uM control 50 uM Acetate (mM) Acetate (mM) AIF VDAC1 Actin TOM22 Figure S3: Acetate causes accumulation of mitochondrial proteins in RKO and HCT-15 cells. RKO and HCT-15 cells were treated with 110, 140 and 220 mM or 70, 100 and 140 mM of acetate, respectively, for 48 hours, or with fresh medium as a negative control, or etoposide (50 µM) as a positive control. Levels of AIF, VDAC1 and TOM22 were assessed by Western Blot. Actin was used as a loading control.

Supplementary Figure 4 Figure S4: Acetate inhibits proliferation of HCT116 cells. HCT116 cells were seeded (7x104 cells/well) and incubated for 48 hours with acetate, or with fresh medium or H2O2 used as positive and negative controls, respectively. The half-maximal inhibitory concentration (IC50), IC inter and 2×IC50 values were determined using the sulforhodamine B assay.