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Correction to: Sequence-specific backbone resonance assignments and microsecond timescale molecular dynamics simulation of human eosinophil-derived neurotoxin.

After publication of this article, the authors noticed that a 15 N-13 C dimension error was unwillingly coded in the 3D NMR spectrum "fid.com" processing script used to perform backbone assignments for this enzyme. The authors noticed that some OBS, CAR and LAB values in the "fid.com" had been switched in the y and z dimensions, probably resulting from a wrong NMRPipe selection when reading the Varian NMR experimental parameters. They have carefully re-processed, re-analyzed, re-assigned, in addition to checking all scripts to evaluate the extent of this processing error on the published assignments. Authors determined that the "fid.com" error resulted in a significant number of incorrect backbone resonance assignments, requiring us to issue corrections in Figs. 2, 3 and 4 of this published manuscript, in addition to Table S1. New versions of these figures and table are provided below. The corresponding BMRB entry has also been revised. The authors note that these modifications do not change the global message, conclusions, and molecular dynamics simulations presented in this article. The authors are grateful to David N. Bernard (INRS) for help with finding and correcting these errors.

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