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Mycobacteria inhibit neutrophil recruitment to avoid neutrophil-assisted killing by macrophages
Abstract
This article was withdrawn on 29 July 2020 after inaccuracies were identified in the experiments reported in the manuscript. The corresponding author, Professor Lalita Ramakishnan, reported concerns regarding data in the manuscript to the University of Cambridge. An investigation by the University of Cambridge concluded that data related to Alox5 -/-; mpx-/- double knockout zebrafish included in the manuscript had been fabricated. If you have any questions, please contact the corresponding author (Lalita Ramakrishnan, lr404@cam.ac.uk).
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