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- - The article has been retracted at the request of the corresponding author due to significant discrepancies found by an investigation at Kobe Gakuin University.
- - The investigation revealed that the raw data did not support the findings shown in specific figures of the article, indicating no significant differences between conditions.
- - Most authors agreed with the retraction, but two authors were unavailable for comment regarding the situation.
Article Abstract
This article [1] has been retracted at the request of the corresponding author because an Investigation Committee established by Kobe Gakuin University (Kobe, Japan) has found numerous discrepancies between the raw data and the data presented in Figs. 6b, d. Statistical analysis of the raw data showed no significant difference between conditions. Authors S. Harada, K. Nakamoto, W. Fujita-Hamabe, H.-H. Chen, M.-H. Chan, and S. Tokuyama agree with this retraction. Authors M. Kishimoto and M. Kobayashi could not be reached for comment about this retraction.
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