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The study corrects an error in the original publication regarding the legend for Figure 5. This ensures accurate interpretation of the presented scientific data and findings.

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Area of Science:

Scientific illustration and data representation.
Publication accuracy and scientific integrity.

Background:

The original publication contained an error in the legend for Figure 5.
Accurate figure legends are crucial for the correct interpretation of scientific results.

Purpose of the Study:

To provide the corrected legend for Figure 5.
To ensure the accurate communication of research findings.

Main Methods:

Identification of the erroneous figure legend.
Correction and re-publication of the figure legend.

Main Results:

The legend for Figure 5 has been corrected.
The corrected legend is now available for reference.

Conclusions:

The correction ensures the integrity of the study's data presentation.
Accurate legends are vital for reproducible and verifiable scientific research.