Correction: In silico advancement of Aspergillus niger gluconic acid hyperproduction recommends plans for switching acid productivity

Abstract

This corrects "In silico advancement of Aspergillus niger gluconic acid hyperproduction recommends plans for switching acid productivity." Adv. Life Sci. 2025 Feb;12(1):62–70. doi: 10.62940/als.v12i1.1850.

Following the publication of this article, an internal audit — conducted in response to quality concerns raised by Web of Science — identified minor English language errors and concerns regarding the quality of figures in the originally published version. The necessary linguistic corrections have been carried out, and higher DPI versions of the figures have been provided and appended at the end of the Results section. The Editorial Expression of Concern issued on 20 May 2025 has accordingly been withdrawn. The earlier published copy of this article is available on request at als.editor@als-journal.com.

The Advancements in Life Sciences Editorial Office regrets that these issues were not identified prior to publication.

History of the correction process

Editorial Expression of Concern

20 May 2025: Following publication of this paper, the internal audit (consequent to concerns on quality raised by Web of Science) notified Advancements in Life Sciences about minor English language errors and quality of figures. By this Editorial Expression of Concern, we alert the scientific community of the errors as we examine the concerns, address errors and refurnish figures with higher DPI.

Editorial Note

28 May 2025: You are viewing the latest version of this article having minor corrections in use of English language. Readers may please see figures with higher DPI given at the end of Results section. Expression of concern is hereby revoked.