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The Journal of Cell Biology, Volume 143, Number 5, , 1998 1413

Correction

Gimond et al. Vol. 143, No. 1, October 5, 1998. Pages 253–266.There are two incorrect sentences on p. 263.In the 12th line of the section entitled "Keratinocytes Expressing 6B Assemble Hemidesmosomes and Display Normal Adhesive and Migratory Properties," the sentence beginning "This is interesting..." and the sentence directly following it are incorrect. The statements should read:A recent study has suggested that dephosphorylation of the 6A subunit is necessary for the association of the keratin IF with the 6β4 heterodimer (Baker et al., 1997). The 6B subunit has not been found to be phosphorylated, and thus phosphorylation events cannot play a role in hemidesmosome assembly supported by this variant in association with β4.

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