Known peptide sequences were piezo-electrically printed in an addressable format with two printings of the 10,000 peptides per standard slide.
A spokeswoman for Crown Publishing said that future printings of the book would be corrected.
Dozens of daily newspapers and weekly magazines, as well as countless printings of books, are published there.
Mr. Shepard said the first printings of his company's books, all hardcover, are typically 1,000 to 2,000 copies.
Also on view: early printings of the document and a letter to George Washington from Benjamin Franklin.
The center has one of the first public printings of the Constitution, which appeared in newspapers Sept. 19, 1787.
His pre-war sales success – massive printings of Dorothy L Sayers books and A Farewell to Arms – gave Penguin the right to claim an extra paper ration.
IDW, the company that publishes "Jem," also altered later printings of the first issue to make Sophie Campbell the artist's name.
His early work saw the light of day only when a couple of well-to-do patrons arranged for private printings of his stories.
The first two printings of "Naked Pictures," a total of ten thousand copies, are almost sold out, and a third printing is in the works.
The first printings of his novels, in their monthly installments, often had more pages of ads than they did of fiction.
