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Erratum to: Identification and characterization of EYK1, a key gene for erythritol catabolism in Yarrowia lipolytica (Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology, (2017), 10.1007/s00253-017-8361-y)

par Carly, Frédéric ;Gamboa-Melendez, Heber;Vandermies, Marie;Damblon, Christian;Nicaud, Jean Marc;Fickers, Patrick
Référence Applied microbiology and biotechnology, page (1-10)
Publication Publié, 2017-06

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The original article was updated because several pieces of information were omitted. The following paragraph has been added in section Material and methods: Sequences analysis Genome sequences of Yarrowia species were assembled and annotated by Cécile Neuvéglise, Hugo Devillers and coworkers (to be published). Homologs of EYK1 in Yarrowia species were identified by Blast on the private site of GRYC (Genome Resources for Yeast Chromosomes; http://gryc.inra.fr) using EYK1 gene as template and retrieved using the download functionality developed by H. Devillers. The legend of Fig. S1 should be read as follows: Multiple alignments of YALY0F01606g genes with the DAK1, DAK2 and DAK3 in the lipolytica clade. Homologs of EYK1 in Yarrowia species were identified by Blast on the private site of GRYC using EYK1 gene as template and retrieved using the download functionality. Color code: red, similar in all gene; green, similar in two of the three genes; yellow highlighted, different in DAK3 group compared to DAK1 and DAK2 gene. Sequences are from strains YALI: Yarrowia lipolytica CLIB122; YAGA: Yarrowia galli CBS 9722 (96.77%); YAYA: Yarrowia yakushimensis CBS 10253 (91.62%); YAAL: Yarrowia alimentaria CBS 10151 (87.22%) and YAPH: Yarrowia phangngensis CBS 10407 (85.01%). Maximal identities with Yarrowia lipolytica EYK1 (YALI0F01606g) are indicated in bracket. The following information was missing in the Acknowledgements section: The genome sequence of Y. galli was funded by the project CALIN (Carburants Alternatifs et Systèmes d’Injection, grant N° 25331). The genomes of Y. yakushimensis, Y. alimentaria, and Y. phangngensis were funded by INRA in the frame of the AIP-Bioressources 2011 program (YALIP project granted to C. Neuvéglise).