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CORRIGENDA

Corrigendum for Zador and Wuytack

Volume 54, October 2003

Pages C853-C861: Zador E and Wuytack F. "Expression of SERCA2a is independent of innervation in regenerating soleus muscle." On page C854, right column, line 8, the sentence describing restriction enzymes used in the PCR cycles was in error and should read "The fragment of SERCA1 was cut by NcoI, which left SERCA2 intact, whereas MseI, which did not cut SERCA1, digested the fragment of SERCA2." Accordingly, on page C856, Fig. 2 and its legend should appear as shown below. (See http://ajpcell.physiology.org/cgi/content/full/285/3/C652)

View larger version (39K): [in this window] [in a new window]   Fig. 2. A: mRNA levels of SERCA (a) and MyHCI (b) isoforms. B: ratio of SERCA2 and SERCA1 mRNAs and levels of SERCA1 mRNA in denervated and innervated regenerating soleus. Values are means ± SE, n = 3. Significant (*P < 0.05), very significant (**P < 0.01), and highly significant changes (***P < 0.001) during regeneration are indicated. In A, significant (°P < 0.05) and very significant differences (°°P < 0.01), and in B, significant +P < 0.05) and highly significant differences (+++P < 0.001), between innervated and denervated regenerated samples are indicated. Innerv. reg., innervated regenerating muscle; denerv. reg., denervated regenerating muscle. Note that MseI hydrolizes SERCA2 and NcoI hydrolizes SERCA1 fragment amplified by ratio RT PCR. Inset: 1 representative gel of 3 repeated experiments. In B, the column representing SERCA2/SERCA1 ratio in day 7 denervated regenerated muscle is 102 times higher than the scale of the ordinate; this is indicated in the column.

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