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Stem-cell papers under suspicion

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Duplicate plots may be at issue in a retracted stem-cell study.

A day after a high-profile stem-cell paper published earlier this year was retracted from Nature, editors of a second journal, Blood, have posted a 'notice of concern' regarding a 2008 paper from the same lab. A comparison of the papers made by Nature reporters has revealed two pairs of flow cytometry plots that seem to be duplicates.

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  1. Alla Katsnelson
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Katsnelson, A. Stem-cell papers under suspicion. Nature (2010). https://doi.org/10.1038/news.2010.544

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