Corrigendum to: Influence of DNA Copy Number Aberrations in ABC Transporter Family Genes on the Survival of Patients with Primary Operatable Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer.
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In the article titled "Influence of DNA Copy Number Aberrations in ABC Transporter Family Genes on the Survival of Patients with Primary Operatable Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer", published in Current Cancer Drug Targets, 2026, 26(2), 256-267 [1], Figure 6 was erroneously cited in the text. The original article can be found online at: https://www.benthamscience.com/issue/14684. Details of the correction are as follows: Original: Therefore, in vitro experiments showed changes in ABC-transporter genes expression profile after chemotherapy drugs expo-sure. Increase in the expression levels of genes in chemotherapy drugs resistant clones may indicate their involvement in multidrug resistance development (Fig. 6). Corrected: Therefore, in vitro experiments showed changes in ABC-transporter genes expression profile after chemotherapy drugs expo-sure. Increase in the expression levels of genes in chemotherapy drugs resistant clones may indicate their involvement in multidrug resistance development (Fig. S1).
发表于《Current Cancer Drug Targets》,2026,26(2),256-267 b[1],题为“ABC转运蛋白家族基因DNA拷贝数畸变对原发性可手术非小细胞肺癌患者生存的影响”的文章中,图6被错误引用。原文可在https://www.benthamscience.com/issue/14684网站上找到。更正的细节如下:原文:因此,体外实验显示,化疗药物暴露后,abc转运体基因表达谱发生了变化。化疗耐药克隆中基因表达水平的增加可能表明它们参与了多药耐药的发展(图6)。更正:因此,体外实验显示,化疗药物暴露后,abc转运蛋白基因表达谱发生了变化。化疗耐药克隆中基因表达水平的增加可能表明它们参与了多药耐药的发展(图S1)。
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