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Table II.

Characterization and image processing information for strains used in this study

Name	Strain	Phenotype	Tomograms included	Number of particles averaged	Resolution
					nm
WT	CC-125, 137c mt⁺	WT waveform, fast swimming	4	610	4.0
pWT^a	pf2-4::PF2-GFP	WT waveform, fast swimming	5	720	3.3
sup-pf-4	CC-2366, sup-pf-4	WT waveform, slightly slower swimming	3	500	3.8
sup-pf-3	CC-1399, sup-pf-3	WT waveform, slow swimming	3	500	3.7
pf2^b	pf2-4	altered waveform, slow swimming	6	400	3.9
pf3	CC-1026, pf3	altered waveform, slow swimming	3	500	3.8

Name	Strain	Phenotype	Tomograms included	Number of particles averaged	Resolution
					nm
WT	CC-125, 137c mt⁺	WT waveform, fast swimming	4	610	4.0
pWT^a	pf2-4::PF2-GFP	WT waveform, fast swimming	5	720	3.3
sup-pf-4	CC-2366, sup-pf-4	WT waveform, slightly slower swimming	3	500	3.8
sup-pf-3	CC-1399, sup-pf-3	WT waveform, slow swimming	3	500	3.7
pf2^b	pf2-4	altered waveform, slow swimming	6	400	3.9
pf3	CC-1026, pf3	altered waveform, slow swimming	3	500	3.8

Resolution is measured at the DRC. Unless otherwise noted, phenotype information is from Brokaw and Luck (1985), Brokaw and Kamiya (1987), and Gardner et al. (1994).

Bower, R. (personal communication).

Rupp and Porter (2003).

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