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Pubpeer Comment: There appears to be a duplicated image in Supplemental Figure S4b. Could the authors please check? L.A.M. is supported by NCI CA166974-01A1. Flow cytometry experiments were performed at the UMMC Cancer Institute Flow Cytometry Core facility.

Paper Title: Regulation of nucleotide metabolism by mutant p53 contributes to its gain-of-function activities

2025-07-22 22:05:42 Actinopolyspora Biskrensis

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Paper Title: Identification and characterization of a phospholipase D-superfamily gene in rickettsiae

2025-07-22 22:41:15 None

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Pubpeer Comment: Much more similar than expected. Similarities detected by ImageTwin.

Paper Title: MicroRNA-106b inhibits osteoclastogenesis and osteolysis by targeting RANKL in giant cell tumor of bone

2025-07-22 22:41:38 Solanum Subpanduratum

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Pubpeer Comment: Concern about Figure 5D: Blue boxes: In the Hippocampus row, two panels representing different treatments unexpectedly overlap This paper was found as part of a Science investigation published by Charles Piller today: Picture Imperfect: Scores of papers by Eliezer Masliah, prominent neuroscientist and top NIH official, fall under suspicion. "After Science brought initial concerns about Masliah’s work to their attention, a neuroscientist and forensic analysts specializing in scientific work who had previously worked with Science produced a 300-page dossier revealing a steady stream of suspect images between 1997 and 2023 in 132 of his published research papers." The illustrations shown here are the result of a collaborative effort of Drs. Matthew Schrag, Mu Yang, Elisabeth Bik, and Mr. Kevin Patrick and reflect our collective opinions. Several figures in this paper appear to have problems - some more might be posted later by others.

Paper Title: Effects of single and combined immunotherapy approach targeting amyloid β protein and α‐synuclein in a dementia with Lewy bodies–like model

2025-07-22 22:42:07 Elisabeth M Bik

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Paper Title: Effects of single and combined immunotherapy approach targeting amyloid β protein and α‐synuclein in a dementia with Lewy bodies–like model

2025-07-22 22:42:16 None

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Pubpeer Comment: Figure 1B. Blue, orange, green, and red boxes focus attention to areas in the blot strips that show unexpected similarities. Image made darker to bring out details. Would the authors still have the original blots to show? There might be a perfectly fine technical explanation, but I am just curious how such similarities in different parts of the blots could happen.

Paper Title: Production of Bartonella genus-specific monoclonal antibodies

2025-07-22 22:42:24 Elisabeth M Bik

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Pubpeer Comment: Figure 1C. Some lanes appear to be visible twice or three times, to represent different cell lines or time points. Boxes of the same color depict lanes that look similar. Reported to the journal in October 2015.

Paper Title: Combination of mTOR and EGFR kinase inhibitors blocks mTORC1 and mTORC2 kinase activity and suppresses the progression of colorectal carcinoma

2025-08-28 23:51:20 Elisabeth M Bik