Corrigendum to “Chymase activity is closely related with plaque vulnerability in a hamster model of atherosclerosis” [Atherosclerosis 207 (1) (2009) 59–67]

On a recent review of our previous publications, we found an error in Fig. 2. The third panel of Fig. 2 (2G, 2H and 2I) should be Sirus red staining in a plaque of the HC treated group, HC + ovalbumin treated group and HC + tranilast treated group, respectively, as stated in the legend to Fig. 2. However, due to our carelessness, the published Fig. 2G, H and 2I were actually HE staining in a plaque of the HC treated group, HC + ovalbumin treated group and HC + tranilast treated group, respectively. Please find below the corrected version of Fig. 2. We apologize for this mistake. Chymase activity is closely related with plaque vulnerability in a hamster model of atherosclerosisAtherosclerosisVol. 207Issue 1PreviewTo test the hypothesis that stimulation of chymase secretion may contribute to plaque vulnerability and inhibition of chymase activity may enhance plaque stability. Full-Text PDF