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April 18, 2026Nature Communications0 citationsOpen Access

Author Correction: Fc-engineered large molecules targeting blood-brain barrier transferrin receptor and CD98hc have distinct central nervous system and peripheral biodistribution

NKNathalie KhouryMPMichelle E. PizzoCDClaire B. Discenza

Key Points

  • The paper addresses corrections to previously published images and scale bar measurements regarding Fc-engineered molecules targeting the blood-brain barrier.
  • Correction of scale bar inaccuracies in various figures
  • Replacement of certain micrographs with corrected images
  • Clarification of coronal and cortical slice thickness descriptions
  • Scale bars corrected to 5 mm and 1,000 m in specific panels
  • Supplementary figures updated with accurate scale bar measurements
  • Descriptions for coronal slice thickness standardized to 2.6 mm

Abstract

In the version of the article initially published, the scaling of certain micrographs was incorrect and some scale bars were mislabeled.In Fig. 6, panels d and e have been replaced with corrected images and scale bars have been corrected to 5 mm (b,c,d,e); in panels i and m, scale bars have been corrected to 1,000 m.In the Fig. 6 legend, the coronal and cortical slice descriptions now read 2.6 mm thick.In Supplementary Fig. 10, scale bars have been corrected to 1 mm (a and b) and 2 mm (c and d).In the description, the coronal slice view is 2.6 mm thick.In Supplementary Fig. 11, images have been replaced with corrected views and scale bars are corrected to 10 mm.In the description, the coronal slice view is 2.6 mm thick.In the Supplementary Videos 5 and 6, images have been replaced with corrected views and the scale bars have been corrected to 5,000 m.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69e31f7340886becb653eb85https://doi.org/10.1038/s41467-026-71806-0
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