Correction: Local microglial activation induced and labeled in the retina in a novel subretinal hemorrhage mouse model

Correction to: Scientific Reports 10.1038/s41598-025-09007-w, published online 10 July 2025

The original version of this Article contained errors in Figures 4 and 9 due to a technical issue during production. Panels A,B,C and D were duplicated in Figure 4, and panels A and B were duplicated in Figure 9. The original Figure 4 and 9 and accompanying legend appear below.

Fig. 4.

Example microscopic images of the SRH site and the surrounding areas. (A) SRH site (Z1) at the level of the superficial layer (left) and the deep layer (right). (B) Neighboring zone (Z2) superficial layer (left) and the deep layer (right). (C) Z3, the farthest zone from the SRH site at the level of the superficial layer (left) and the deep layer (right). (D) Control retina (Z4; contralateral eye) at the level of the superficial layer (left) and the deep layer (right). All images are 20 × magnification confocal images.

Fig. 9.

High-resolution images from microglia in the inner retina (A; GCL) and RPE (B). CtB is only internalized by RPE microglia (B) but not inner retinal ramified microglia contrary to the direct contact with the CtB-A555 particles of these cells (A). In the RPE, Iba1⁺ cells internalized the dye and clearly expressed JamB tight junction protein (blue arrowheads) (Suppl. Video 1 for rotation of B); JamB is normally expressed only by RPE cells (blue, highlighted with light blue dots).

The original Article has been corrected.