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 PI4KIIIαΔ123.
Accordingly, on page 955, the sentence ‘Like PI4KIIIαΔ123, males hemizygous for zw2c21 or other zw2 alleles die as first instar larvae (Shannon et al., 1972).’ should read ‘Like PI4KIIIαΔ123, 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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