JOURNAL OF NEUROCHEMISTRY
| 2015 | 133 | 935
The following article from the Journal of Neurochemistry has been retracted by agreement between the following authors: K.A. Salazar, N.A. Jara, M.A. Garcıa-Robles, F. Perez, L.E. Ferrada, F. Martınez and F.J. Nualart, the Journal’s Editor-in-Chief J€ org Schulz, and John Wiley & Sons Ltd: ‘Superoxide-dependent uptake of vitamin C in human glioma cells’ by Rodrıguez F. S., Salazar K. A., Jara N. A., Garcıa-Robles M. A., Perez F., Ferrada L. E., Martınez F. and Nualart F. J., published in Volume 127, Issue 6, pages 793–804 (available through www.onlinelibrary.wiley.com). A lane of a western blot image in the above referenced paper has been duplicated as control lanes. Control lanes 4, 5 and 6 of Fig. 2(b) have been reused from the top part of lane
doi: 10.1111/jnc.13003
2. The authors have explained that after losing substantial data after an earthquake in 2010, a series of digital representations were created as a temporary solution and inserted as place holders to determine which experiments needed to be repeated. However, the placeholders for control lanes 4, 5 and 6 for Fig. 2(b) were still present at the time of submission.
Reference Rodrıguez F. S., Salazar K. A., Jara N. A., Garcıa-Robles M. A., Perez F., Ferrada L. E., Martınez F. and Nualart F. J. (2013) Superoxidedependent uptake of vitamin C in human glioma cells. J. Neurochem. 127, 793–804.
Adapted from Fig. 2b (similar areas have been boxed in the same color). Western blot analysis for SVCT2 using membrane protein extracts of TC620 cells (lane 1), rat hypothalamus (lane 2), and whole rat brain (lane 3). Lanes 4–6 represent control reactions without primary antibody.
© 2015 International Society for Neurochemistry, J. Neurochem. (2015) 133, 935
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| 2015 | 133 | 935
The following article from the Journal of Neurochemistry has been retracted by agreement between the following authors: K.A. Salazar, N.A. Jara, M.A. Garcıa-Robles, F. Perez, L.E. Ferrada, F. Martınez and F.J. Nualart, the Journal’s Editor-in-Chief J€ org Schulz, and John Wiley & Sons Ltd: ‘Superoxide-dependent uptake of vitamin C in human glioma cells’ by Rodrıguez F. S., Salazar K. A., Jara N. A., Garcıa-Robles M. A., Perez F., Ferrada L. E., Martınez F. and Nualart F. J., published in Volume 127, Issue 6, pages 793–804 (available through www.onlinelibrary.wiley.com). A lane of a western blot image in the above referenced paper has been duplicated as control lanes. Control lanes 4, 5 and 6 of Fig. 2(b) have been reused from the top part of lane
doi: 10.1111/jnc.13003
2. The authors have explained that after losing substantial data after an earthquake in 2010, a series of digital representations were created as a temporary solution and inserted as place holders to determine which experiments needed to be repeated. However, the placeholders for control lanes 4, 5 and 6 for Fig. 2(b) were still present at the time of submission.
Reference Rodrıguez F. S., Salazar K. A., Jara N. A., Garcıa-Robles M. A., Perez F., Ferrada L. E., Martınez F. and Nualart F. J. (2013) Superoxidedependent uptake of vitamin C in human glioma cells. J. Neurochem. 127, 793–804.
Adapted from Fig. 2b (similar areas have been boxed in the same color). Western blot analysis for SVCT2 using membrane protein extracts of TC620 cells (lane 1), rat hypothalamus (lane 2), and whole rat brain (lane 3). Lanes 4–6 represent control reactions without primary antibody.
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