Journal of Biological Chemistry · 1996 · 16 citations · 0 references
Life SciencesGeneticsMolecular BiologyGene ExpressionMolecular NeurobiologyNeurogeneticsGap Junction CommunicationGap JunctionsGene DuplicationIntercellular CommunicationCloningDuplication DetectionMolecular Cloning ApplicationsNucleotide Sequence AlignmentSequence Coding
Vol. 271, p. 17903 Page 17905, Fig. 2: We recently discovered that the printed mouse connexin-30 sequence contains an erroneous duplication in the nontranslated part upstream of the coding sequence. The nucleotide sequence from −1 to −60 is duplicated in the nucleotide sequence from −104 to −163. This is due to an error which occurred during alignment of partial sequences. For correction, the nucleotide sequence −1 to −60 has to be deleted so that position −61 of the printed sequence corresponds to position −1 of the corrected sequence. The corrected sequence has been deposited in GenBank™ with the accession number Z70023.