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Abstract
The authors wish to add this correction on their paper published in IJMS [1]. The first author’s name is misspelled and the correct name is Paul Zarogoulidis. In addition, the 6th author’s name is incorrect and should be corrected to Wolfgang Hohenforst-Schmidt. These errors have been amended in an amended version of the manuscript, which is available from the International Journal of Molecular Sciences website. The authors and publisher apologize for the inconvenience. [...]
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Authors ;Wolfgang Hohenforst-Schmidt;Eugene P. Goldberg;Konstantinos Zarogoulidis;Haidong Huang;Kalliopi Domvri;Konstantinos Porpodis;Paul Zarogoulidis;Nikos K. Karamanos
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Year 2012
DOI
10.3390/ijms131217290
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http://www.mdpi.com/1422-0067/13/12/17290
Keywords
n/abiology (general)chemistry

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