Fig 1 is incorrect in both the original article and the correction published on March 6, 2015. The CNC data points and CC data points are erroneously switched. The authors have provided a corrected version here.
Fig 1. Weight gain in rats during dietary supplementation period.
Growth during a 16-day period in rats (140 ± 11.35 g initial weight) fed equivalent daily amounts of a lactalbumin control diet with no added cholesterol (CNC); a lactalbumin control diet with 2% added cholesterol (CC); a diet containing 50% protein from cooked sea cucumber meal (CS50); one containing 50% protein from oven-cooked sea cucumber (OS50); or one containing 50% protein from lyophilized washed sea cucumber meal (LWS50). Values are means ± SD, N = 5.
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