What the correction covers
The paper maps the mouse brain at 1-micron resolution, a level of detail that demands careful quality control. The correction is a routine author update, the kind journals publish quietly and most readers never notice. Nature flagged it on September 7, and the revised paper is available under the same DOI. Nothing about the underlying science shifted in a way that changes the field's direction. It's a fix, not a retraction.
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The data lesson for crypto
Here's where the story gets relevant. A scientific atlas gets corrected because someone checked the numbers. The same discipline is uneven across crypto's data layer. Price indices, oracle feeds and on-chain metrics move billions in trading volume every day, yet they're rarely audited with the rigor of a peer-reviewed paper. When a feed glitches or an
