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As this paper was originally published on September 29, 2020, Figure 3C showed similar imagery across western blot analyses for αTubulin and pAkt⁴⁷³. This error was caused by an inadvertent swap of two loading control panels of αTubulin and Akt that appeared during figure assembly. The corrected figure can be seen below.

The error and correction thereof do not affect the results or conclusions of the study. The authors apologize for any confusion caused.

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