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(Current Biology 31, 1836–1849.e1–e12; May 10, 2021) In the published version of this article, an error was identified in Figure 3A. In the original figure, the salivary gland data for G1 and G2 nymphal stage 1 were plotted as raw read counts, rather than counts per million reads. The corrected figure shows these values as counts per million reads in the online version of the paper.
Highlights • Novel aphid bicycle genes contribute to plant gall development • Variation in a bicycle gene alters plant gene expression and a gall phenotype • bicycle genes encode a large family of diverse, secreted, cysteine-rich proteins • Many bicycle genes have experienced repeated diversifying selection Summary In an elaborate form of inter-species exploitation, many insects hijack plant development to induce novel plant organs called galls that provide the insect with a source of...
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