CORRIGENDUM. Expression and mutation status of candidate kinases in multiple myeloma. JO Claudio, F Zhan, L Zhuang, R Khaja, YX Zhu, K Sivananthan, ...
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CORRIGENDUM Expression and mutation status of candidate kinases in multiple myeloma JO Claudio, F Zhan, L Zhuang, R Khaja, YX Zhu, K Sivananthan, S Trudel, E Masih-Khan, R Fonseca, PL Bergsagel, SW Scherer, J Shaughnessy and AK Stewart
information in Supplementary Table 1, which shows the complete list of 280 probe IDs representing 185 unique kinases as presented in the heat map of Figure 2 below.
Correction to: Leukemia (2007) 21, 1124–1127. doi:10.1038/sj.leu.2404612 The authors of the above paper inadvertently submitted the incorrect supplementary information. They have corrected this
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ACVR2 FLT3 EPHA 4 BTK GUCY2F EPHB6 MAP3K9 ACK1
FGFR3
CSK ABL1
ILK SRC ROR2 MET CKS1B MAP3K14 FGFR3 FGR EPHB4 PTK2 ROS1 KIT IGF1R NTRK3 EGFR ABL1 KDR EPHA3 FES
JAK3
MET KIT
MLK4 JAK3 CSK PIK3CA
ROR2
Figure 2 (a) Sequence screening of 31 genes in a panel of 32 myeloma cell lines. The graph shows the percentage of kinase domains screened in the 31 kinases. (b) Heat map showing the groups of normals, primary myeloma samples and cell lines when expression of kinase genes was used for cluster analysis. (c) Nucleotide sequence changes in FGFR3, EGFR, EPHB4 and GUCY2F showing changes in the boxed sequence.
