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Correction to: Aging and apolipoprotein E in HIV infection.
Rebeca Geffin1, Micheline McCarthy2
1Department of Neurology, University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, 1120 NW 14th St, Miami, FL, 33136, USA.
Journal of Neurovirology
|November 21, 2018
Summary
A clinical study by Mukerji et al. (2016) was omitted from Table 3 and the references section due to an error. This correction ensures proper attribution for their research findings.
Area of Science:
- Medical research
- Clinical trials
- Scientific publishing
Context:
- Manuscript preparation errors can impact data integrity.
- Accurate citation is crucial for scientific reproducibility.
- Table compilation requires meticulous attention to detail.
Purpose:
- To report an inadvertent omission in a published manuscript.
- To correct the scientific record regarding a specific clinical study.
- To ensure accurate referencing of research by Mukerji et al. (2016).
Summary:
- A row detailing the clinical study by Mukerji et al. (2016) was mistakenly deleted during Table 3's creation.
- Consequently, the citation for this study was absent from the manuscript's reference list.
Impact:
- Ensures proper attribution and credit for Mukerji et al.'s (2016) clinical study.
- Maintains the integrity and completeness of the scientific record.
- Facilitates accurate retrieval and verification of cited research for readers.
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