Correction to UC MSCs Educated Tenon (METn) Stimulates Tendon Regeneration Through Rejuvenation of the Complex and Tendon-Derived Cells (TDCs)

Sep 29, 2026

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This document serves as an official formal correction to the research article titled "UC MSCs Educated Tenon (METn) Stimulates Tendon Regeneration Through Rejuvenation of the Complex and Tendon-Derived Cells (TDCs)," published in Stem Cells International (Volume 2025). The primary purpose of this corrigendum is to rectify inaccuracies previously present in the funding disclosure section of the original publication. The authors provide the complete, corrected list of supporting organizations, including the National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF), the Korean Fund for Regenerative Medicine, the Technology and Information Promotion Agency, and the SNUH Research Fund. This update ensures transparency and proper attribution for the financial support received by the research project, maintaining the scientific integrity and documentation standards of the original work. The correction is authored by Y. Yun, Y. Kim, T. W. Kim, K. J. Bae, and C. H. Jo, who formally apologize for the initial oversight in the funding acknowledgement details.

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What is the purpose of this document?

The document serves as a formal correction to the funding section of the previously published article titled "UC MSCs Educated Tenon (METn) Stimulates Tendon Regeneration Through Rejuvenation of the Complex and Tendon-Derived Cells (TDCs)."

Which organizations are now identified as providing funding for this research?

The corrected funding sources include the National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF), the Korean Fund for Regenerative Medicine, the Technology and Information Promotion Agency, and the SNUH Research Fund.

In which journal was the original article published?

The original research was published in the journal Stem Cells International, specifically in Volume 2025.

Sep 29, 2026

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