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The main aim is to correct inaccuracies in figures related to neural mechanisms in human somatosensation.

March 10, 2026Open Access

Author Correction: Leveraging deep single-soma RNA sequencing to explore the neural basis of human somatosensation

HYHuasheng YuUniversity of Pennsylvania SNSaad S. NagiLinköping University DUDmitry UsoskinKarolinska Institutet

Key Points

The main aim is to correct inaccuracies in figures related to neural mechanisms in human somatosensation.
Correction of figure elements in previously published article.
Adjustments included label changes and image replacements in figures 4 and 8.
Clarification of graphical data representation regarding axis labels.
Correct labels for somatosensory proteins are updated in figures.
Proper representation of images has been ensured for accurate visual context.
Clarifications improved the understanding of data related to human somatosensation.

Abstract

In the version of this article initially published, several figure elements were incorrect.In Fig. 4c, the labels "hPEP.PIEZo h ", "hAb.LTMR", and "hAd.LTMR" should have read "hPEP.PIEZO h ", "hA.LTMR", and "hA.LTMR", respectively.In Fig. 4d, the positions of the x-axis labels "CHRNA7" and "KIT" were swapped.In Fig. 4e, the panels for "hPEP.NTRK3" and "hA.LTMR" inadvertently showed the same image; the "hA.LTMR" panel has been replaced with the correct image.In Fig. 8i, the label "C-HTMR Heat + " should be "C-HTMR Cool + ."Also, in Fig. 8i, the axis tick label "20" was a typographical concatenation and should appear as two separate ticks, "2" and "0."In Fig. 8i-j, the label "noxious range" has been removed; the grey shading is intended only to indicate the sustained phase (already denoted by "0 C sustained" and "50 C sustained").These errors have

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