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It was brought to our attention that Figure 1 in a 1990 article by Grody and coworkers,¹ when printed as displayed below (in black and white, inverted top to bottom and side to side), is strikingly similar (except for the in situ hybridization signal) to Figure 2 below, which appeared in an article by Barbaro et al. that we published in 1998.² We contacted the corresponding authors of both articles. An author of the article by Grody et al. provided us with their original microscope slide, which we photographed (Figure 3 below). Because of the unmistakable similarity between the . . . [Full Text of this Article]

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