Corrigendum: The Enterococcus secretome inhibits the growth of Mycobacterium tuberculosis complex mycobacteria
Wafaa Achache, Jean Louis Mege, Mustapha Fellag, Michel Drancourt
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An external reader contacted the journal to highlight that, in the published version of this article [1], Fig. 4f was a duplication of panel 4h.
The authors explained that this was a result of a mislabelling of their data, and have provided a corrected version of Fig. 4. The corrected figure is provided below:
In vitro activity of Enterococcus species CFCS against M. tuberculosis. (a) E. avium CSURQ4946. (b) E. devriesei CSURP0494. (c) E. durans CSURP8822. (d) E. dispar CSURP2034. (e) E. hirae CSURQ3681. (f) E. casseliflavus CSURQ5159. (g) E. faecalis CSURP6215. (h) E. faecium CSURP3600 (M: MRS broth; S: Enterococcus CFCS). (i) Heat map summarizing inhibitory (yellow) or non-inhibitory (violet) effect of the Enterococcus species against M. tuberculosis.
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