GoKawiilJournal Issues Author Correction for Tuberous Sclerosis Astrocyte Study
The authors of a paper on mTORC1 and astrocyte reactivity in tuberous sclerosis have issued a correction addressing several figure errors. These include a duplicated panel in Figure 3n, transposed cluster labels in an Extended Data Figure 3 caption, and a mislabeled sample in Extended Data Figure 10c. The publisher has updated both the HTML and PDF versions of the article to reflect these fixes.
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Author corrections like this typically address presentational or labeling errors rather than challenge the paper's core scientific conclusions. The transparency of issuing a formal correction helps maintain the reliability of the scientific record for researchers studying mTORC1 signaling and astrocyte behavior in tuberous sclerosis.
- A duplicated panel in Figure 3n has been corrected.
- Cluster labels in an Extended Data Figure 3 caption were transposed and have been fixed.
- A sample label in Extended Data Figure 10c was corrected from 'Tuber 26' to 'Tuber 29'.
Source: nature.com — Li, 2026-11-02
Published there as: “Author Correction: mTORC1 drives cell-autonomous astrocyte reactivity in tuberous sclerosis”
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