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Correction to “Sugar-Terminated Nanoparticle Chaperones Are 102− 105 Times Better Than Molecular Sugars in Inhibiting Protein Aggregation and Reducing Amyloidogenic Cytotoxicity” Nibedita Pradhan, Shashi Shekhar, Nihar R. Jana,* and Nikhil R. Jana* ACS Appl. Mater. Interfaces. 2017, 9 (12), 10554−10566. DOI: 10.1021/acsami.7b01886
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the corrected CD spectra are similar in nature with similar conclusions. Therefore, these corrections do not affect any discussions or conclusions reported in the article. We apologize
n our original article, some errors have been found in Figures 1b, 2c, d, and 6a, b. By mistake, the same digital image of colloidal solutions was used in some of the eight samples in Figure 1b, similar DLS data were used in some of four samples in Figure 2, the Y axis label of Figure 6a was changed, and incorrect CD spectra were used in Figure 6b. Corrected Figure 1b, the actual DLS of Figure 2c, d, and corrected Figure 6a, b are given below. The digital images in Figure 1b represents similar solution colors of four samples under daylight/UV light, the corrected DLS data represent unchanged size distribution, and
Figure 6a, b. Circular dichroism (CD) spectra of lysozyme after exposed under fibrillation condition in the presence of different concentration of (a) SNPglucose and (b) SNPsucrose.
Figure 1b. Colloidal solution of sugar-terminated nanoparticle under daylight (upper panel) and ultraviolet (UV) light (bottom panel).
Figure 2c, d. Dynamic light scattering (DLS)-based hydrodynamic size (right panels) of (c) SNPmaltose and (d) SNPtrehalose.
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