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CORRECTION PI4KIIIa is required for cortical integrity and cell polarity during Drosophila oogenesis

Julie Tan, Karen Oh, Jason Burgess, David R. Hipfner and Julie A. Brill

There was an error published in J. Cell Sci. 127, 954-966.

The synonym for l(1)3Ah21 was incorrectly identified as zw2c21 on pages 955 and 963 of this article. The correct synonym is zw2123, not to be confused with the allele generated in this study, which is PI4KIIIaD123.

Accordingly, on page 955, the sentence ‘Like PI4KIIIaD123, males hemizygous for zw2c21 or other zw2 alleles die as first instar larvae (Shannon et al., 1972).’ should read ‘Like PI4KIIIaD123, males hemizygous for other zw2 alleles die as first instar larvae (Shannon et al., 1972).’

The authors apologise to the readers for any confusion that this error might have caused.

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Journal of Cell Science hntpsof phenotypes Ls Fourth, GLCs. yylo asi , frE n nFG(o ) otm vrg PtdIns4 average Bottom: H). (for F,G in and E) (for C,D in bars yellow by Tegcabr.Tid muotiigrvae reduced revealed immunostaining PtdIns4 Third, of chambers. levels egg WT ooaie ihFatn(,,arwed) prxmtl 0 fteeegcabr aenrecl uliwti h ols,smlrto similar ooplasm, the within nuclei cell nurse have chambers egg these or of (C,F) 50% chambers Approximately egg WT arrowheads). (C,D,F,G) (A,B, F-actin with colocalizes EERHARTICLE RESEARCH lorsl ndcesdlvl fPtdIns(4,5) of would which levels of decreased loss 2005), in al., result et Stein also PtdIns(3,4,5)P (von the for Pten mutant phosphatase GLCs in observed also phenotypes PLC marker 7. Fig. PtdIns(4,5) reducedalongthePMin hdmn–hlodn(e) PtdIns4 (red). Rhodamine–phalloidin eod bqiosepeso fPLC of PtdIns(4,5) expression ubiquitous Second, ugs hyipneuo omnpo fPtdIns(4,5) of pool common a upon impinge they suggest fegcabr xmnd nest aisnraie oW.* WT. to normalized ratios intensity examined) chambers egg of PI4KIIIa P d 2 HGPudrcnrlof control under PH–GFP P H tiigi Tg hme bakln)cmae with compared line) (black chamber WTegg in staining (H) 2 eaiuae hspeoyei 0 fotherwise of 50% in phenotype this recapitulated , P PtdIns4 membrane plasma for required is PI4KIII PI4KIII P PI4KIII n PtdIns(4,5) and a a Lsfi oatvt n eri proteins recruit and activate to fail GLCs and a Lscmae ihW cmaearw nCwt ,Fwt ) EH o:rpeettv lto vrg nest fPtdIns4 of intensity average of plot representative Top: (E,H) G). with F D, with C in arrows (compare WT with compared GLCs P rspiaPten Drosophila PI4KIII n PtdIns(4,5) and a 1 tblnGL gen n tie ihRoaiepalii rd n or bu) PLCd (blue). ToPro and (red) Rhodamine–phalloidin with stained and (green) -tubulin-GAL4 a P Ls(,)sandwt anti-PtdIns4 with stained (D,G) GLCs 2 d nteP of PM the in HGP hc titrates which PH–GFP, P 2 r eetdo h M(ros n nrn aas vrl neste fPtdIns4 of intensities Overall canals. ring in and (arrows) PM the on detected are uat strongly mutants P 2 h similar The . n PtdIns(4,5) and P , .5 ** 0.05, PI4KIII P Fatn(E, :F-actin PI4KIII P , P 2 .0.Saebr:50 bars: Scale 0.001. a a 3 . P L rdln) vrg nest a lte sn austknfo oiin indicated positions from taken values using plotted was intensity Average line). (red GLC 2 . n 5 AB ofclscin fW g hmesepesn h PtdIns(4,5) the expressing chambers egg WT of sections Confocal (A,B) P 3 67 fegcabr xmnd n PtdIns(4,5) and examined) chambers egg of 76.7% 23; P4;CD ranti-PtdIns(4,5) or C,D) (PI4P; eil eyln Bgr ta. 07 otlsadEphrussi, and Coutelis 2007; exocyst al., the et promote (Bogard for to secretion, Sec15 recycling of component mutant regulator exocyst vesicle a the GLCs Rab6, binds which as Rab11, well in and as Sec6, found and and dRok, Sec5 activator defects subunits Moe the PM the and at Moe exhibit for Sec5 mutants subunit in exocyst seen F-actin the was retain phosphorylation or Indeed, Moe PM. recruit to and failed GLCs, GLCs in in cortex attenuated oocyte the at nw orqiePtdIns(4,5) require to known ora fCl cec 21)17 5–6 doi:10.1242/jcs.129031 954–966 127, (2014) Science Cell of Journal m m. PI4KIII PI4KIII a a Lspeooytedsuto fcortical of disruption the phenocopy GLCs ncdw el.Additionally, cells. knockdown P 2 [PI(4,5)P P 2 Mewsdaaial reduced dramatically was pMoe . 2 ,]atbde gen and (green) antibodies F,G] ; HGPlbl h Mand PM the labels PH–GFP P P PI4KIII 2 n PtdIns(4,5) and Fatn(H, :F-actin a Ls(,arrow). (B, GLCs n 5 PI4KIII P P 3 46.9% 23; 2 2 P were E or (E) 961 a

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