In the version of this article initially published, due to a figure preparation error, the third and fourth panels in the second row of Extended Data Fig. 6a, depicting stimulation of STING-expressing cells with the control stimulus CMA, contained overlapping regions. Review of the original image data identified the correct image panels and further revealed that the second panel in the same row corresponded to an incorrect time point for this condition. Extended Data Fig. 6a has been updated with the correct image panels, and the quantification shown in Extended Data Fig. 6b has been recalculated accordingly. Despite the recalculation, the results remain unchanged. Due to the age of the article, the figure cannot be updated directly; the corrected Extended Data Fig. 6 is available as Supplementary Information accompanying this amendment.
Author Correction: Cell intrinsic immunity spreads to bystander cells via the intercellular transfer of cGAMP
Why This Matters
This correction clarifies the accuracy of data related to cell intrinsic immunity and cGAMP transfer, reinforcing the importance of precise experimental visuals in scientific research. It highlights ongoing efforts to maintain integrity and transparency in published findings, which is crucial for advancing immune-related therapies and technologies. The correction ensures that researchers and developers can rely on the data for future innovations in immunology and drug development.
Key Takeaways
- Accurate data presentation is vital for scientific integrity.
- Corrected figures support reliable research in cell immunity.
- Transparency in corrections fosters trust in scientific publications.
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