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An expert panel found fault, but not misconduct, in several neuroscience papers by Marc Tessier-Lavigne. Here are the details.

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Alzheimer’s Disease Cell (Journal) Colleges and Universities Ethics and Official Misconduct Falsification of Data Genentech Inc Laboratories and Scientific Equipment Nature (Journal) Stanford University Tessier-Lavigne, Marc your-feed-health your-feed-science

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