Comment 1
"The journal found that the published blot in Figure 2(b) was similar in other articles [2–9]." (see Retraction Notice)
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8. Statement of Retraction, “Tub Has a Key Role in Insulin and Leptin Signaling and Action In Vivo in Hypothalamic Nuclei,” Diabetes, vol. 62, pp. 137–148, 2013.
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