Adult Human Glioblastomas Harbor Radial Glia-like Cells.

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(Stem Cell Reports 14, 338–350; February 11, 2020) We identified an error in Figure 4B in the originally published version of our manuscript. The first panel, listed as a control condition, was a mislabeled image that belonged to the IL-1b condition. We have reviewed the original images and have identified that the image was mislabeled as “control” when the raw file was saved as a TIFF image. We have reviewed the quantitative data as well and corrected it accordingly. The result remains the same and does not impact any conclusions. We apologize for the error.Figure 4. Inflammation Regulates Cell-Cycle States of RG-like Cells (original)View Large Image Figure ViewerDownload Hi-res image Download (PPT) Adult Human Glioblastomas Harbor Radial Glia-like CellsWang et al.Stem Cell ReportsJanuary 30, 2020In BriefTabar and colleagues report that adult brain tumors comprise neoplastic radial glia-like cells reminiscent of normal radial glia of early development. They are responsive to inflammation signals and may represent putative stem cells of origin of this lethal tumor. Full-Text PDF Open Access