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Area of Science:

  • This correction falls under the umbrella of scientific publishing and scholarly communication.

Context:

  • A specific article published in volume 7 requires an erratum.
  • The article's original publication details are referenced by its PMID: 27445957.

Purpose:

  • To ensure the accuracy and integrity of the scientific record.
  • To provide readers with the correct information by amending a previous publication.

Summary:

  • A correction notice has been issued for an article.
  • The correction addresses an error on page 1012 of volume 7.
  • The specific article is identified by its PubMed ID (PMID: 27445957).

Impact:

  • Maintaining the reliability of scientific literature.
  • Facilitating accurate citation and referencing for researchers.
  • Upholding standards in academic publishing.