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This article corrects a competing interests statement for J.D.B., listing affiliations with Neochromosome, Inc., Center of Excellence for Engineering Biology, CDI Labs, Inc., Modern Meadow, Inc., Recombinetics, Inc., and Sample6, Inc. The correction ensures transparency in scientific research and potential conflicts of interest.

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  • Scientific publishing ethics
  • Disclosure of financial interests

Background:

  • Competing interests are crucial for scientific integrity.
  • Omissions in conflict of interest statements can impact research credibility.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To correct an omitted declaration in a competing interests statement.
  • To ensure full transparency regarding author affiliations and potential conflicts.

Main Methods:

  • Review of the original article's competing interests statement.
  • Identification of the omitted declaration.
  • Correction and republication of the updated statement in both PDF and HTML formats.

Main Results:

  • The competing interests statement has been amended to include J.D.B.'s affiliations.
  • J.D.B. is a founder and Director of Neochromosome, Inc., Center of Excellence for Engineering Biology, and CDI Labs, Inc.
  • J.D.B. serves on the Scientific Advisory Board of Modern Meadow, Inc., Recombinetics, Inc., and Sample6, Inc.

Conclusions:

  • The corrected statement enhances transparency in the research.
  • Accurate disclosure of competing interests is vital for maintaining public trust in science.