The links between axin and carcinogenesis
There are two errors in the abstract and figure 5 of this article. The third sentence in the abstract should read; �Overexpression of mutant axin results in axis duplication in mouse embryos�. Also, Figure 5; A and D (in green) are b-catenin and figures B and E (in red) are Axin1.
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