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                OPEN             Author Correction: The effector
                                 AWR5 from the plant pathogen
                                 Ralstonia solanacearum
                                 is an inhibitor of the TOR signalling
                                 pathway
                                 Crina Popa, Liang Li, Sergio Gil, Laura Tatjer, Keisuke Hashii, Mitsuaki Tabuchi, Núria S. Coll,
                                 Joaquín Ariño & Marc Valls
                                 Correction to: Scientific Reports https​://doi.org/10.1038/srep2​7058, published online 03 June 2016

                                 An article contains an error on page 8 of the article:

                                 “TOR1-silenced lines were slightly more resistant to bacterial infection (Fig. 7c) and the two lines mutated in the
                                 CDC55 homologues showed a striking resistance to infection as compared to the wild-type Arabidopsis (Fig. 7d),
                                 indicating that AWR5 effector may be targeting the TOR pathway in both plants and yeast.”

                                 Should read:

                                 “TOR1-silenced lines were slightly more susceptible to bacterial infection (Fig. 7c) and the two lines mutated
                                 in the CDC55 homologues showed a striking resistance to infection as compared to the wild-type Arabidopsis
                                 (Fig. 7d), indicating that AWR5 effector may be targeting the TOR pathway in both plants and yeast.”




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