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Erratum: The role of shear stress and arteriogenesis in maintaining vascular homeostasis and preventing cerebral atherosclerosis.

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[This corrects the article on p. 53 in vol. 1.].

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Year:  2016        PMID: 30276281      PMCID: PMC6126257          DOI: 10.4103/2394-8108.186288

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Brain Circ        ISSN: 2394-8108


In the article, “The role of shear stress and arteriogenesis in maintaining vascular homeostasis and preventing cerebral atherosclerosis”, which appeared in the pages 53-62, issue 1, vol. 1 of Brain Circulation[1], [Table 1] which appeared in page 56, the arrow shown for the second column heading “Decrease” of the table was incorrectly written as an upward arrow “↑” instead of a downward arrow “↓”. [Table 1] is in continuation in the second column of the same page having the incorrect upward arrow “↑” shown for “Decrease” in the second column heading of the table instead of a downward arrow “↓”. These have now been corrected and reposted online.
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