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I LC3 II a-Tubulin Figure S1 Ctrl Myoblasts 0h shMLP Myoblasts 0 h Myotubes 48 h shMLP Myotubes 48 h Ctrl Myotubes 72 h shMLP Myotubes 72h kDa 20 I LC3 II 15 a-Tubulin 50 0.7 0.4* 1.4*^ 0.9# 1.6*^ 1.3 # Figure S1 Autophagy induction during muscle cell differentiation. Control C2C12 and shMLP cells were induced to differentiate for 48 and 72 hours. Myotubes were harvested during differentiation and protein extracted. Autophagy was measured by LC3-II accumulation as described under Materials and Methods. a-tubulin was used as a loading control. Densitometric analysis of LC3-II increase was determined with Image J and average values from three separate experiments are reported below the bands. * = significantly different from scramble control (ctrl) myoblasts; # = significantly different from shMLP myoblasts; ^ = significantly different from shMLP myotubes. Significance was set at p<0.05.

Myotubes Myotubes + NH4Cl Ctrl shMLP Figure S2 Autophagy inhibition impairs muscle cells differentiation. Control C2C12 and shMLP cells were induced to differentiate up to 48 hours in the presence or absence of 10mM NH4Cl. Images of the cells showing reduced differentiation and increase cell death in the presence of NH4Cl were taken at the end of the treatment as described under Materials and Methods.

I LC3 II a-Tubulin Figure S3 Ctrl NT shMLP NT Ctrl 3-MA shMLP 3-MA kDa 20 LC3 II a-Tubulin 15 2 1.2* 0.2* 0.1* Figure S3 LC3-II formation is reduced by 3-MA in ctrl and shMLP myoblasts. Control C2C12 and shMLP myoblasts were treated with 5 mM 3-methyl adenine (3-MA) or its respective vehicle. Western blot analysis revealed inhibition of LC3-II accumulation in both control and shMLP myoblasts. a-tubulin was used as a loading control. Densitometric analysis of LC3-II increase was determined with Image J and average values from three separate experiments are reported below the bands. * = significantly different from control (ctrl) myoblasts. Significance was set at p<0.05.

A B * * * * AHA assay Ctrl MLP+ Myotubes Flag MLP shMLP Flag MLP 20 0.2 2.7* 0.2 Relative fluorescence intensity (%) 250 MHC 150 1.5 1.2 0.4* a-Tubulin 50 NT STV STV+ NH4Cl NT STV STV+ NH4Cl NT STV STV+ NH4Cl NT STV STV+ NH4Cl Myoblasts Myotubes Myoblasts Myotubes Figure S4 MLP overexpression does not influence muscle cell differentiation and autophagy C2C12 control as well as MLP overexpressing (MLP+) and shMLP cells were differentiated for 48h. MLP overexpression was determined by Western blot as described under Materials and Methods. Myotubes differentiation was assessed by MHC increase. a-tubulin was used as a loading control. Densitometric analysis was determined with Image J and average values from three separate experiments are reported below the bands. * = significantly different from control (ctrl) myoblasts. Significance was set at p<0.05. (B) C2C12 control as well as MLP+ myoblasts and myotubes were labeled with AHA as described under Materials and Methods and then cultured in complete medium for 3 h. Alternatively, cells were cultured in starvation medium in the presence or absence of 10 mM NH4Cl for 3 h. Cells were then fixed, permeabilized and stained for 2 h with alkine-Alexa Fluor 488 as described under Materials and Methods. Fluorescence from labeled long-lived proteins was measured using Glomax multi detection system (Promega). The fluorescence intensity of the assay buffer was subtracted from each experimental sample. *Significantly different from not treated (NT) cells. Significance was set at p<0.05.

Myoblasts Ctrl MLP+ shMLP Figure S5 TEM analysis of Control, MLP+ and shMLP C2C12 myoblasts Myotubes from ctrl, MLP overexpressing and shMLP myoblasts were processed for transmission electron microscopy as described under Materials and Methods. Large empty vacuoles are present in shMLP (black arrows) but not in Ctrl or MLP overespressing myoblasts. (Magnifications from left to right are: 5,200x and15,500x for ctrl, 5,200x and 15,500x for MLP+ and 2,950x and 11,500x for shMLP).

* * * * Myoblasts Myotubes Apoptotic cell death (%) Ctrl NT MLP+ STS MLP+ NT Ctrl STS Ctrl NT MLP+ STS MLP+ NT Ctrl STS Figure S6 MLP overexpression does not alter STS cell death Control C2C12 and MLP+ myoblasts and myotubes were either left untreated or treated with 0.5 mM STS for 16 hours. Following treatment, cells were stained with PI as described under Materials and Methods. Percentage of apoptotic cells as reported in bar graphs. *Significantly different from not treated (NT) cells. Significance was set at p<0.05.