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Publisher Correction: NINJ1 regulates plasma membrane fragility under mechanical strain - Nature

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By Yunfeng Zhu, Dongmei Zhong, Zhirong Wang, Joshua Barbara, Christopher Plunkett, Scott Hammack, Zheng Shi, Fu-li Xiang, Feng Shao
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Correction to: Nature https://doi.org/10.1038/s41586-025-09222-5 Published online 9 June 2025 In the version of this article initially published, there was an error in the second paragraph of the Discussion, where the sentence now reading “Indeed, a recent study showed that NINJ1 exists as a dimer at resting state24” was truncated. The sentence has been corrected in the HTML and PDF versions of the article.
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NINJ1 regulates plasma membrane fragility under mechanical strain - Nature

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By Yunfeng Zhu, Dongmei Zhong, Zhirong Wang, Christopher Plunkett, Scott Hammack, Zheng Shi, Feng Shao, Joshua Barbara, Fu-li Xiang
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Abstract Plasma membrane integrity is vital for nearly all aspects of cell functioning1. Mechanical forces can cause plasma membrane damage2, but it is not known whether there are large molecules that regulate plasma membrane integrity under mechanical strain. Here we constructed a 384-well cellular stretch system that delivers precise, reproducible strain to cultured cells.
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