Retraction: Protective role of quercetin against manganese-induced injury in the liver, kidney, and lung; and hematological parameters in acute and subchronic rat models

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The Editor-in-Chief and Publisher of Drug Design, Development and Therapy wish to retract the published article. Concerns were raised about the possibility of image duplication in the published article. Following a review, it was determined the article contained an unacceptable level of image duplication and the findings and conclusions in the presented study were no longer supported. The affected figures within the present article are: ● Figure 5 image Mn, Mn + Qct 25 and Mn + Qct 50 ● Figure 6 image Mn, Mn + Qct 25 and Mn + Qct 50 ● Figure 9 image Kidney Mn + Qct 50 is the same presented in Figure 10 Kidney Mn + Qct 50 ● Figure 9 Lung Control is the same presented in Figure 9 Lung Mn + Qct 25 , Mn + Qct 50 and Figure 10 Lung Control ● Figure 9 Lung Mn in the same presented in Figure 10 Lung Mn + Qct 25 ● Figure 11 Liver Control is the same presented in Figure 11 Liver Mn + Qct 50 ● Figure 11 Kidney Mn + Qct 25 is the same as Figure 11 Kidney Mn + Qct 50 It was established the author Entaz Bahar acted alone in the image manipulation, however the remaining authors accept accountability for all aspects of the work as part of their publication agreement. Our decision-making was informed by COPE’s retraction guidelines. The authors cooperated throughout the process and agree with the decision to retract. The authors wish to apologize for this error.

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Bahar, E., Lee, G. H., & Bhattarai, K. R. (2019). Retraction: Protective role of quercetin against manganese-induced injury in the liver, kidney, and lung; and hematological parameters in acute and subchronic rat models. Drug Design, Development and Therapy. Dove Medical Press Ltd. https://doi.org/10.2147/DDDT.S207534

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