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. 2016 Dec 29;14(12):e1002590. doi: 10.1371/journal.pbio.1002590

Correction: Activating Receptor Signals Drive Receptor Diversity in Developing Natural Killer Cells

Jacquelyn Freund, Rebecca M May, Enjun Yang, Hongchuan Li, Matthew McCullen, Bin Zhang, Todd Lenvik, Frank Cichocki, Stephen K Anderson, Taku Kambayashi
PMCID: PMC5199239  PMID: 28033606

In Fig 2A, the color labels on the bar graph for WT and SLP-76 KO were incorrect. WT should be in red, and SLP-76 KO should be in blue. Please see the correct Fig 2 here.

Fig 2. Ly49 receptor expression loss in SLP-76 KO NK cells is independent of MHC I haplotype.

Fig 2

(A) The coexpression pattern of inhibitory Ly49 receptor in WT vs SLP-76 KO splenic NK cells was assessed through SPICE analysis. (B) Representative histograms of Ly49 receptor expression by WT B10.D2 and B10D2.SLP-76 KO splenic NK cells are shown. (C) The proportion of Ly49 receptor-expressing NK cells from multiple WT B10.D2 (black bars) and B10D2.SLP-76 KO (white bars) mice is represented as mean percent positive ± SEM of n = 3 mice/group. *p < 0.05, ***p < 0.001 by student’s t test. See S1 Data for raw data.

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