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Retraction Note: An assessment of physiological and health responses in Catla catla fingerlings after polystyrene microplastic exposure
Scientific Reports2026
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Eram Rashid,
Eram Rashid,
Eram Rashid,
Eram Rashid,
Eram Rashid,
Eram Rashid,
Eram Rashid,
Eram Rashid,
Eram Rashid,
Eram Rashid,
Eram Rashid,
Sajid Ali,
Eram Rashid,
Eram Rashid,
Eram Rashid,
Eram Rashid,
Eram Rashid,
Eram Rashid,
Eram Rashid,
Eram Rashid,
Eram Rashid,
Eram Rashid,
Eram Rashid,
Syed Makhdoom Hussain,
Syed Makhdoom Hussain,
Khalid A. Al‐Ghanim
Khalid A. Al‐Ghanim
Syed Makhdoom Hussain,
Khalid A. Al‐Ghanim
Khalid A. Al‐Ghanim
Sajid Ali,
Khalid A. Al‐Ghanim
D. Kucharczyk,
D. Kucharczyk,
Khalid A. Al‐Ghanim
Khalid A. Al‐Ghanim
Joanna Nowosad,
Khalid A. Al‐Ghanim
Khalid A. Al‐Ghanim
Khalid A. Al‐Ghanim
Joanna Nowosad,
Khalid A. Al‐Ghanim
Nadia Nazish,
Khalid A. Al‐Ghanim
Khalid A. Al‐Ghanim
Khalid A. Al‐Ghanim
Nadia Nazish,
Nadia Nazish,
Nadia Nazish,
Khalid A. Al‐Ghanim
Summary
This is a retraction notice for a study on polystyrene microplastic exposure in Catla catla fish, withdrawn after data irregularities were identified, including figures that appeared to be reused from other papers representing different conditions or species. The retraction underscores the importance of data integrity in microplastics research, where replication and accuracy are critical.
After publication, concerns were raised regarding data irregularities.Specifically, Figure 7 in the paper appears to partially overlap with Figure 4 in 1 , where it represents a different condition, and Figure 5 in 2 , where it represents a different species.Concerns were also raised regarding the error bars displayed in Figure 6.