Volume 176, no. 19, p. 6017, Fig. 1: The nucleotide sequence of the region upstream of the pcm gene contains several errors. Corrections include an insertion of a C at base pair position 230, insertion of a G at base pairs 894 and 1075, deletion of a G at base pair 1822, deletion of a C at base pair 1832, and inversion of a GC to CG at positions 2180 and 2181 of the originally published sequence. The corrections have been submitted to the GenBank Database (accession number L07942). The corrected sequence is now in accord with the sequence submitted under GenBank accession number U29579 by Guy P. Plunkett and changes the surE open reading frame described in our paper. The new, putative ATG start codon for the surE gene is located at nucleotides 1826 to 1828, 265 bp downstream from the original start codon. A putative Shine-Delgarno ribosomal binding site (AACAGG) is located 6 nucleotides upstream at nucleotides 1815 to 1820. This shortens the expected protein product to 26,903 Da but maintains the reading frame. A new open reading frame, designated orf1 (nucleotides 796 to 1845), now spans the region between orf0 and surE. The translated Orf1 product has a calculated molecular mass of 39,095 Da, which we suspect is the 37,000-Da product observed in the in vitro transcription/translation experiments shown in Fig. 3
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