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This article [1] has been retracted because it was republished in error [2].

Yesterday, a spokesman for the bank, which is representing creditors in a WorldCom bank loan that is in default, said that the note was retracted because it was beyond Mr. Tierney's scope to make an individual call on a company's securities.

Direct comparisons of combined RAS blockade versus single blockade are scarce, and the only moderately large study reported to date has recently been retracted because its validity could not be proven in a subsequent institutional investigation [ 46].

An oblique sentence in his letter said that the Cognition paper had been retracted because "the data produced in the published experiments did not support the published findings".

Dr. Arthur Caplan, director of the Center for Bioethics at the University of Pennsylvania, said he was unaware of any previous cases in which medical studies involving injured soldiers had been retracted because of such allegations.

On the eve of the fair, a Russian journalist whose reporting on her country's blood-stained involvement in Chechnya has won international acclaim said her invitation to appear on a panel there had been retracted because of pressure from Russian government officials.

A recent series of reports of long-term follow-up of oral leukoplakia and erythroplakia and the value of DNA content analysis as a prognostic marker have been retracted because of inaccuracies in the data (Curfman et al, 2006).

Note that the original publication reporting analysis of gene signatures and treatment response [ 19] has since been retracted because of concerns regarding the statistical methods used to generate predictive models (see Lancet Oncol 2011, Feb; 12 116 and Lancet Oncol 2010 Sep; 11 813-814).

Papers are retracted because of scientific misconduct or serious error.

The studies were retracted because they used pictures from older papers, rather than from the experiments described in the studies.

A surprising upsurge in the number of scientific papers that have had to be retracted because they were wrong or even fraudulent has journal editors and ethicists wringing their hands.