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PTEN Enters the Nucleus by Diffusion. Fenghua Liu, Stefan Wagner, Robert B. Campbell, Jeffrey A. Nickerson, Celia A. Schiffer, and Alonzo H. Ross

We recently learned of a problemwith our study, Liu et al. [2005]. For pcDNA3 GFP-GFP and pcDNA3 GFP-GFP-PTEN plasmids, there is a stop codon between the two GFPs. This error does not affect any of the major conclusions for this study. However, it invalidates two control panels (Fig. 3C and D). We thank Addgene.org for sharing their sequencing data, which we in turn repeated, verifying our error. REFERENCE Liu F, Wagner S, Campbell RB, Nickerson JA, Schiffer CA, Ross AH. 2005. PTEN enters the nucleus by diffusion. J Cell Biochem 96:221–234. doi: 10.1002/ jcb.20525