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Correction: Innate lymphoid cells in the onset, control, and resolution of inflammation

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  • Gregory F. Sonnenberg

  • David Artis

  • November 10, 2026

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Clinical Scorecard: Correction: Innate lymphoid cells in the onset, control, and resolution of inflammation

At a Glance

CategoryDetail
ConditionInnate lymphoid cells and inflammation
Key MechanismsThe correction concerns wording about Ucp1 in the section on ILC2s and metabolic homeostasis: Ucp1 is a mitochondrial carrier protein, not a transcription factor.
Target PopulationNot specified; this is a correction notice.
Care SettingNot specified; the notice corrects terminology in a scientific article.

Key Highlights

  • The notice corrects Nature Medicine DOI 10.1038/nm.3892.
  • The article appeared online on 29 June 2015.
  • In the section “ILC2s and metabolic homeostasis,” “transcription factor Ucp1” was corrected to “mitochondrial carrier protein Ucp1.”

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            Author Correction: Innate lymphoid cells in the initiation, regulation and resolution of inflammation

            • by Gregory F. Sonnenberg, David Artis

            • November 10, 2026

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