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. 2022 Feb 18;149(4):dev200629. doi: 10.1242/dev.200629

Correction: Zebrafish dazl regulates cystogenesis and germline stem cell specification during the primordial germ cell to germline stem cell transition

Sylvain Bertho, Mara Clapp, Torsten U Banisch, Jan Bandemer, Erez Raz, Florence L Marlow
PMCID: PMC11077259  PMID: 35179182

There were errors in Development (2021) 148, dev187773 (doi:10.1242/dev.187773).

The dazlae34 allele was incorrect in Fig. 2B.

The corrected and original panels are shown below.

Fig. 2B (corrected panel).

Fig. 2B (corrected panel).

dazl mutagenesis and fertility phenotypes. (B) dazl alleles generated by ZFN (dazlΔ7) and CRISPR (dazlae57 and dazlae34). Partial ZFNs and Cas9 binding sites are highlighted in red. Dashed lines represent deletions and orange denotes substitutions.

Fig. 2B (original panel).

Fig. 2B (original panel).

dazl mutagenesis and fertility phenotypes. (B) dazl alleles generated by ZFN (dazlΔ7) and CRISPR (dazlae57 and dazlae34). Partial ZFNs and Cas9 binding sites are highlighted in red. Dashed lines represent deletions and orange denotes substitutions.

On p. 3, the length of the amino acid deletion in the dazlae34 was incorrect.

In Fig. S4, the dazlae34 allele was incorrect.

The authors apologise to readers for these errors, which do not impact the results or conclusions of this article. Both the online full-text and PDF versions of the article have been corrected.


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