Retraction: Hypoxia-Inducible MiR-210 Is an Independent Prognostic Factor and Contributes to Metastasis in Colorectal Cancer.
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PLoS ONE · 2020
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Abstract
Following the publication of this article [1], concerns were raised regarding the results presented in Figs 4 and 5, as well as similarities between panels presented in this article and an article published the following year in PLOS ONE [2].Specifically,• The following panels appear similar:� The SW480 miR-210 mimics panel of Fig 4A [1], the Migration NC panel of Fig 4C [2], and the Migration NC panel of Fig 4D [2].� The SW480 miR-210 inhibitor panel of Fig 4B [1], the Migration miR-230 mimics panel of Fig 4C [2], and the Migration miR-203 inhibitor panel of Fig 4D [2].� The SW480 NC panel of Fig 4C [1] and the Invasion miR203 mimics panel of Fig 5C [2].� The SW480 NC panel of 4D [1] and the Invasion siRNA ZNF217 panel of Fig 5C [2].� The SW480 miR-210 inhibitor panel of Fig 4D [1], the Invasion miR-230 mimics panel of ■ SW480 NC of Fig 4C[1]. ■ SW480 miR-210 mimics panel of Fig 4C [1].■ Invasion Normoxia-NC of Fig 5B [1].
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