A Reiterative Mode of DNA Synthesis Adopted by HIV-1 Reverse

A Reiterative Mode of DNA Synthesis Adopted by HIV-1. Reverse Transcriptase after a Misincorporation, by. Miria Ricchetti* and Henri Buc*, Volume 35, ...
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Biochemistry 1997, 36, 4712

Corrections A Reiterative Mode of DNA Synthesis Adopted by HIV-1 Reverse Transcriptase after a Misincorporation, by Miria Ricchetti* and Henri Buc*, Volume 35, Number 47, November 26, 1996, pages 14970-14983. Page 14972. In Table 3, in the sequence of the last template D2-A, one “A” should be added at the 3′ end. Page 14973. In Figure 1C, the symbols for curves 4 and 5 have been inverted. Filled triangles refer to curve 4 (overhanging template sequence ATA4T) and filled squares to curve 5 (overhanging template sequence ATA10). BI965014P

Active Site of 5-Aminolevulinate Synthase Resides at the Subunit Interface. Evidence from in Vitro Heterodimer Formation, by Dongwei Tan and Gloria C. Ferreira*, Volume 35, Number 27, July 9, 1996, pages 8934-8941. Page 8939. In Table 2, the column heading app KmSuc (mM) should read app KmSuc (µM). BI975002J

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