Erratum to “Angiotensin II, Aldosterone, and Anti-Inflammatory Lymphocytes: Interplay and Therapeutic Opportunities”

Kasal, Daniel Arthur B.; Schiffrin, Ernesto L.

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Erratum to “Angiotensin II, Aldosterone, and Anti-Inflammatory Lymphocytes: Interplay and Therapeutic Opportunities”

Daniel Arthur B. Kasal¹and Ernesto L. Schiffrin²

Received25 Jun 2012

Accepted09 Jul 2012

Published03 Sept 2012

The following corrections should be considered.(i)In the text on page 3, replace the number of reference [26] by [25].(ii)In the text on page 3, replace the number of reference [27] by [26].(iii)In the text on page 3, replace the number of reference [28] by [27].(iv)In the text on page 3, replace the number of reference [29] by [28].(v)In the text on page 3, replace the number of reference [30] by [29].(vi)In the text on page 3, replace the number of reference [31] by [30].(vii)In the text on page 3, replace the number of reference [32] by [31].(viii)In the text on page 3, replace the number of reference [33] by [32].(ix)In the text on page 3, replace the number of reference [34] by [33].(x)In the text on page 3, replace the number of reference [35] by [34].(xi)In the text on page 3, replace the number of reference [36] by [35].(xii)In the text on page 3, replace the number of reference [37] by [36].(xiii)In the text on page 4, replace the number of reference [25] by [37].(xiv)In the legend of Figure 1, replace the number of reference [25] by [37].(xv)Please consider the following corrected reference list for paper.

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