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After publication of this work, the authors noted that the tubulin and t-CREB bands in panel B and F were similar. This was due to errors in the panels which likely occurred at the time of assembling the figure during the preparation of the manuscript. After carefully going back to all the raw data and checking the 32 bands assembled in the figure, the authors found and selected exact and correct tubulin and t-CREB bands for both panels, thus correcting the image. The errors only pertain to the incorrect representative images in panels B and F and do not affect any of the analyses or conclusions presented in the paper.

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更正：分子神经变性（2019）14:26

这项工作发表后，作者指出 B 组和 F 组中的微管蛋白和 t-CREB ​​带相似。这是由于在准备手稿期间组装图形时可能发生的面板错误。在仔细返回所有原始数据并检查图中组装的 32 个条带后，作者为两个面板找到并选择了精确且正确的微管蛋白和 t-CREB ​​带，从而校正了图像。这些错误仅与 B 和 F 图中不正确的代表性图像有关，不会影响本文中提出的任何分析或结论。

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