Correction for: Maternal high sugar and fat diet benefits offspring brain function via targeting on the gut–brain axis
Dongdong Wang, Haiting Zhang, Miao Zeng, Xiaocui Tang, Xiangxiang Zhu, Yinrui Guo, Longkai Qi, Yizhen Xie, Mei Zhang, Diling Chen
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TopicsBirth, Development, and Health · Diet and metabolism studies
This article has been corrected: The authors recently found that there was overlap between two H&E images in Supplementary Figure 5B. Specifically, the image M4A, which represents the pathological structure of the small intestine in male mice at 28 days, was also unintentionally used for the M3B image, which represents a female sample at 21 days. The authors have replaced the incorrect image with the correct original image from the M3B H&E staining group and stated that this correction does not affect the experimental outcome or conclusions of the study. The authors sincerely apologize for any inconvenience caused.
The corrected version of Supplementary Figure 5 is provided below.