Correction to: Modulation of lipolysis and glycolysis pathways in cancer stem cells changed multipotentiality and differentiation capacity toward endothelial lineage
In the publication of this article [1], there is an error in one of the contributing author names.
The error: ‘Jalal Abdolali Zade’
Should instead read: ‘Jalal Abdolalizadeh’
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