Erratum reveals re-evaluated cell invasion data in esophageal cancer, suggesting SPDL1 suppresses invasion.
In the published articles, the representative images in Figure 9E and 9F of the control group cells were duplicated. Upon re-examination of the raw data, we found no issues with the control cells in the migration assay. However, the control cells in the invasion assay required re-counting. In this erratum, we re-counted the control cells in the invasion assay and observed a statistically significant difference between the experimental and control groups. This indicated that suppressing SPDL1 expression inhibits cell invasion, which was consistent with our previous results. The following showed the corrected Figure 9 and its title Figure 9.The author apologizes for this error and points out that it will not have any impact on the scientific conclusions in the article.
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