Author Correction: Enteric neurons increase maternal food intake during reproduction
Nature published an author correction on May 6, 2026, for the original research article titled 'Enteric neurons increase maternal food intake during reproduction,' which was initially released on October 28, 2020. The correction addresses several labeling errors that were inadvertently introduced during the manuscript revision and reformatting process. Specifically, two genotype labels in Figure 1c, involving GAL4 and UAS controls, were accidentally swapped. Additionally, the genotype information for Extended Data Figure 2e–e′′ was omitted from the List of Genotypes in the Supplementary Information, and a label in Extended Data Figure 4g was missing the 'TS' superscript. The authors also clarified the relationships between specific figure panels and related data in Extended Data Figures 5o,r and 6q within their respective legends. The research team, led by corresponding author Irene Miguel-Aliaga from Imperial College London, apologized for any confusion caused by these errors. Updated versions of the figures, legends, and Supplementary Information have been corrected in both the HTML and PDF formats of the article to ensure scientific accuracy and clarity for readers referencing this study on Drosophila feeding behavior and reproductive biology.
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Author Correction: Enteric neurons increase maternal food intake during reproduction
Nature published an author correction on May 6, 2026, for the original research article titled 'Enteric neurons increase maternal food intake during reproduction,' which was initially released on October 28, 2020. The correction addresses several labeling errors that were inadvertently introduced during the manuscript revision and reformatting process. Specifically, two genotype labels in Figure 1c, involving GAL4 and UAS controls, were accidentally swapped. Additionally, the genotype information for Extended Data Figure 2e–e′′ was omitted from the List of Genotypes in the Supplementary Information, and a label in Extended Data Figure 4g was missing the 'TS' superscript. The authors also clarified the relationships between specific figure panels and related data in Extended Data Figures 5o,r and 6q within their respective legends. The research team, led by corresponding author Irene Miguel-Aliaga from Imperial College London, apologized for any confusion caused by these errors. Updated versions of the figures, legends, and Supplementary Information have been corrected in both the HTML and PDF formats of the article to ensure scientific accuracy and clarity for readers referencing this study on Drosophila feeding behavior and reproductive biology.
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