Supplementary File 1: Target areas of each of the CYP2D siRNAs. Homologous areas of each of the CYP2D isoforms to each of the siRNAs were determined by.

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Supplementary File 1: Target areas of each of the CYP2D siRNAs. Homologous areas of each of the CYP2D isoforms to each of the siRNAs were determined by CLUSTALW. CYP2D-KD1 and CYP2D-KD2 were purposely designed to target multiple CYP2D isoforms. Cyp2d10-Designs A and B were targeted to only Cyp2d10. 1 Accession numbers are as follows: Cyp2d9 NM_010006; Cyp2d10 NM_010005; Cyp2d11 NM_ ; Cyp2d12 NM_201360; Cyp2d13 NM_003552; Cyp2d22 NM_019823; Cyp2d26 NM_029562; Cyp2d34 NM_145474; Cyp2d40 NM_

2 Cyp FamilysiRNA Construct *Predicted Efficiency Design ATCCTGAGGTTCTTAATATGTT 18 Design BCCAAGGTCAGAAGTCCTTACT 43 KD1TCCAGAGATGGCAGACCAGGC 42 KD2CCTCTTCTTCACCTGCCTCCT 42 Suppl File 2: DNA sequences of synthetically prepared siRNA constructs. *Predicted efficiency: Percentage of mRNA remaining in cells after siRNA directed cleavage

3 Suppl File 3: CYP2D primers used for PCR and qPCR. Primer sequences were obtained from other sources or designed using the Primer3 program available at wi.mit.edu/cgi-bin/primer/primer3_www.cgi. a Indicates a PCR primer and not used for qPCR Primers Fragment size Annealing temp. Efficiency % Cyp2d9 F:GAGCAGAGGCGATTCTCTGT R: CCCAGGTGGTCCTATTCTCA 400 bp57.5◦CNA a Cyp2d10 F: TCCACTGAATTTGCCACGC R:TCAGCACGGAGGACATGTTG 101 bp53.9◦C90% Cy2d11 F: CCTTCATGGCCATACTGGAT R: ATTCCCCTTGGCCTTTTCTA 119bp59◦C113% Cyp2d22 F: GGCGCTTCTCTGTGTCTACC R: GTCCCAGGTCGTCTTGTGTT 395 bp61◦CNA a Cyp2d22 F:TGCCTAAGGTTTCCTGTTGG R:GTATCCCTGTTGGGTCATGG 121 bp51◦C76% Cy2d26 F:TTCAAAAGCCTGGAAGCAGT R:TCCACCAGAAGCAGGAAGAT 100bp59◦C105%

4 HEPA1C WT-M RIIIPrI WT-M A Cyp2d B Cyp2d22 Cyp2d10 HEPAIC RΙΙΙPrΙ WT-M Cyp2d11 Cyp2d26 C D WT-M Hep Cyp2d22 Cyp2d26 Cyp2d9 Hep WT-F WT-M Cyp2d10 Hep WT-M Cyp2d11 Suppl File 4: CYP2D expression in murine cell lines and mouse primary hepatocytes. (A) Protein expression of CYP2Ds in the mouse hepatoma cell lines, HEPA1C1C7 and RIIIPrI as determined by Western blotting. Microsomes from wild-type male mouse livers (WT-M) were used as positive controls. (B) PCR detection of individual Cyp2ds in the HEPA1C1C7 and RΙΙΙPrΙ cell lines. (C) Western blot detection of Cyp2d protein in mouse primary hepatocyte S9 fraction compared to microsomes from WT-M mouse livers. (D) PCR detected Cyp2d10, Cyp2d11, Cy2d22 and Cy2d26, but not Cyp2d9 in male primary hepatocytes. Hep = primary hepatocytes; WT = wild-type; M = male; F = female.

Cyp2d10 5 SC 2A 2SC 6A * * SiRNA-A Relative Expression Supplementary File 5: Repression of CYP2D isoforms in primary mouse hepatocytes by 2 or 6  M siRNA following transfection with SureFect transfection reagent. Cells were either transfected with the scrambled construct (SC), or transfected with the Cyp2d10-siRNA-A, Cyp2d-siRNA-B, Cyp2d-KD1 (siRNA-KD1), or Cyp2d-KD2 (siRNA-KD2) constructs. Expression of Cyp2d10 (1a), Cyp2d11 (1b), Cyp2d22 (1c), or Cyp2d26 (1d) was measured by qPCR. Supplementary File 5a

Cyp2d11 6 Supplementary File 5b

Cyp2d22 7 Supplementary File 5c

Cyp2d26 8 Supplementary File 5d

9 TransIT- TKO TransIT- siQUEST SureFECT Suppl File. 6: Comparison of the transfection efficiency of three different transfection reagents in primary mouse hepatocytes; TransIT-TKO and TransIT- siQUEST from Mirus Bio and SureFECT from SABiosciences were used to transfect cells with fluorescence labeled siRNA probes and visualized using confocal microscopy (40X objective). TransIT-siQUEST had the best transfection efficiency (nearly 100%), but this reagent also caused significant toxicity and repression of CYP2D isoforms was not observed. TransIT- TKO had reasonable transfection efficiency with little toxicity, while SureFECT appeared to work well, but the relatively high efficiency led to high toxicity. Both had transfection efficiencies approaching 90%.