Erratum: polo-like kinases: conservation and divergence in their functions and regulation

_Nature Reviews Molecular Cell Biology_ 10, 265–675 | doi:10.1038/nrm2653 The authors would like to amend the text of the article on page 267 and in the legend of figure 1 owing to

potentially misleading information. On page 267, right column, the sentence beginning on the fourth line from the bottom should read as follows: “Additionally, PLK1 promotes the centrosomal

association of sSGO1, a splice variant of shugoshin 1 (SGO1, also known as SGOL1 in humans; see below) that mediates centriole cohesion46.” In the figure 1 legend, part B should read as

follows: “Plks function in centriole and centrosome biogenesis in animal cells. PLK4 has a conserved role in driving centriole duplication in S phase, and PLK2 also functions in this

process. PLK1 (in humans) and Polo (in _Drosophila melanogaster_) promote centrosome maturation and function in the G2 and M phases by acting on several targets.” Authors * Vincent

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ARTICLE Archambault, V., Glover, D. Erratum: Polo-like kinases: conservation and divergence in their functions and regulation. _Nat Rev Mol Cell Biol_ 10, 364 (2009).

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