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Harry G Leitch1,2, Petra Hajkova3,4
1MRC London Institute of Medical Sciences (LMS), London, UK.
Nature Genetics
|June 23, 2018
Summary
This article has been corrected to fix a misplaced box in Figure 1. The updated HTML and PDF versions now display the figure accurately.
Area of Science:
- Scientific illustration and data visualization.
- Correction and errata in scientific publishing.
Background:
- Accurate representation of data is crucial for scientific integrity.
- Properly formatted figures are essential for understanding research findings.
Purpose of the Study:
- To correct a previously published error in Figure 1.
- To ensure the accurate dissemination of research data.
Main Methods:
- Review and identification of the misplaced element in Figure 1.
- Correction of the figure layout in the article's digital versions.
Main Results:
- The misplaced box in Figure 1 has been rectified.
- The corrected figure is now available in the HTML and PDF versions.
Conclusions:
- The correction ensures the integrity and clarity of the published research.
- Updated versions of the article provide accurate visual data representation.
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