The original version of this article contained a mistake in the figure. The Ca2 + confocal image for the 2-APB/Apicidin-120 min in Fig. 5d is incorrect. The correction does not influence either the validity of the published data or the conclusion described in the article. The corrected Fig. 5d is given below.
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