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We have added this step final step in the unwinding cycle to Figure 1D.

(A ) A representative unwinding cycle showing a stepwise pattern for G4 unwinding followed by fast G4 refolding.

In each unwinding cycle (Δ t), EFRET starts at ∼0.75 and slowly decreases to ∼0.3, followed by an abrupt increase back to 0.75.

5) In Figure 1D it might be helpful to extend the cartoon to include the final step in the unwinding cycle where the ATP is hydrolysed, and then the helicase re-enters the open state upon departure of the ADP, Pi and RNA.

5) In Figure 1D it might be helpful to extend the cartoon to include the final step in the unwinding cycle where the ATP is hydrolysed, and then the helicase re-enters the open state upon departure of the ADP, P i and RNA.

(C ) Distributions of the average E FRET values determined from many unwinding cycles collected from 100 to 200 molecules.

The distribution of the average E FRET values determined from many unwinding cycles collected from 100 200 molecules is shown in the right panel.

The five BP categories displaying the highest level of enrichment were "DNA-dependent DNA replication initiation", "regulation of cell cycle", "DNA unwinding involved in replication", "cell cycle and microtubule-based movement activity".

For the 10 and 20 bp duplexes, a slower second phase of phosphate release is observed, which represents multiple cycles of unwinding in a steady state.

The time period Pif1 takes for one cycle of G4 unwinding, Δ t, was also determined by visually picking the moments when EFRET recovers to the EFRET value that represents folded G4 structures.

Then, the next subunit bound to the (n+1 th nucleotide will detach from the DNA upon its own product release and rebind to the (n+7 th nucleotide and so on, and such repeated cycles will cause unwinding of DNA in single base pair steps via coordinated sequential hydrolysis (Crampton et al., 2006, Enemark and Joshua-Tor, 2006, Liao et al., 2005, Singleton et al., 2000, Thomsen and Berger, 2009).