Larousse2005

Investigation intodata fraud results in heart researcher’s dismissal



Owen Dyer

BMJ2011;343doi:10.1136/bmj.d6208(Published 27 September 2011)

Cite thisas:BMJ2011;343:d6208



Five published articles on the geneticcauses of cardiac

arrhythmia are being retracted after thedismissal of a Montreal

Heart Institute researcher who falsifieddata in his work. The

institute dismissed Zhiguo Wang after aninvestigation triggered

in August when he requested the retractionof two articles in

the Journal of Biological Chemistry (2007;282:12363-7,doi:10.

1074/jbc.A111.700015; 2008;283:20045-52,doi:10.1074/jbc.

A111.801035).



Two terse retractions appeared in the 12August issue. One of

the articles had been cited 126 times, theother 76 times. At the

time, Dr Wang told the website RetractionWatch, “We noticed

some mistakes in the Western blot bandimages shown in these

papers. These mistakes do not invalidate ourresults and

conclusions.”



But the Montreal Heart Institute launched aninvestigation,

which concluded three weeks later with DrWang’s dismissal.

Jean-Claude Tardif, research director at theinstitute, said that

it would request the withdrawal of threemore articles. He added,

however, that the papers’ conclusions wereuncontroversial and

had been replicated in other research.



The next retraction appeared two weeks ago,in the Journal of

Cell Science (2007;120,3045-52, doi:10.1242/jcs.098830).The

retraction notice reads: “After it wasbrought to our attention

by the Journal of Cell Science,careful examination of the above

paper published in the journal in 2007highlighted some errors

we made related to the re-use of ourpreviously published

western blot bands . . . The misuse andre-use of western blot

bands violated the editorial policy of Journalof Cell Science,

and so we must retract this article. Theerrors originated in Dr

Zhiguo Wang’s laboratory . . . Dr Wang takes full responsibility

and apologises to the editors and readership.”

Dr Wang has also published inthe journals PloS One, EMBO

Journal, and NatureMedicine. But these papers have been

cleared of data fraud by theMontreal Heart Institute’s

investigation. NatureMedicine’s editor, Juan Carlos Lopez, told

the BMJ that “there maybe grounds for a corrigendum, but it

does not look like it will benecessary to retract the paper

[2007;13:486-91,doi:10.1038/nm1569].”



The remaining two retractions willappear in the Journal of

Cellular Physiology (2007;212:285-92;doi:10.1002/jcp.21062)

and Cellular Physiology andBiochemistry (2009;23:317-26,

doi:10.1159/000218178), said DrLopez. Betsy Bronstein, editor

of the Journal of CellularPhysiology, confirmed the upcoming

retraction there, but the BMJwas unable to confirm the retraction

in Cellular Physiology andBiochemistry.



Dr Wang could not be reached forcomment. In addition to

losing his laboratory, he hasresigned from his post at the

University of Montreal. He isstill employed, however, by

Harbin Medical University inChina, where he holds a Chang

Jiang scholar endowed chair.These are awarded under the

Communist Party CentralCommittee’s “Thousand Talents”

programme, which seeks toattract gifted expatriate academics

to work in China. Harbin MedicalUniversity’s president, Yang

Baofeng, coauthored four of theretracted papers.



A university spokesman told the ChinaDaily newspaper that

Dr Wang “is still the chief ofthe cardiovascular drugs institute

at the Harbin Medical UniversityCollege of Pharmacy. But it

is inconvenient for him toaccept any interviews before the

Organisation Department of theCentral Committee reports the

findings of an investigation.”



Cite this as: BMJ 2011;343:d6208

© BMJ PublishingGroup Ltd 2011

Larousse2005

BMJ 就是 British Medical Journal

Post by Larousse2005;3066186



Investigation intodata fraud results in heart researcher’s dismissal



Owen Dyer

BMJ2011;343doi:10.1136/bmj.d6208(Published 27 September 2011)

Cite thisas:BMJ2011;343:d6208



Five published articles on the geneticcauses of cardiac

arrhythmia are being retracted after thedismissal of a Montreal

Heart Institute researcher who falsifieddata in his work. The

institute dismissed Zhiguo Wang after aninvestigation triggered

in August when he requested the retractionof two articles in

the Journal of Biological Chemistry (2007;282:12363-7,doi:10.

1074/jbc.A111.700015; 2008;283:20045-52,doi:10.1074/jbc.

A111.801035).



Two terse retractions appeared in the 12August issue. One of

the articles had been cited 126 times, theother 76 times. At the

time, Dr Wang told the website RetractionWatch, “We noticed

some mistakes in the Western blot bandimages shown in these

papers. These mistakes do not invalidate ourresults and

conclusions.”



But the Montreal Heart Institute launched aninvestigation,

which concluded three weeks later with DrWang’s dismissal.

Jean-Claude Tardif, research director at theinstitute, said that

it would request the withdrawal of threemore articles. He added,

however, that the papers’ conclusions wereuncontroversial and

had been replicated in other research.



The next retraction appeared two weeks ago,in the Journal of

Cell Science (2007;120,3045-52, doi:10.1242/jcs.098830).The

retraction notice reads: “After it wasbrought to our attention

by the Journal of Cell Science,careful examination of the above

paper published in the journal in 2007highlighted some errors

we made related to the re-use of ourpreviously published

western blot bands . . . The misuse andre-use of western blot

bands violated the editorial policy of Journalof Cell Science,

and so we must retract this article. Theerrors originated in Dr

Zhiguo Wang’s laboratory . . . Dr Wang takes full responsibility

and apologises to the editors and readership.”

Dr Wang has also published inthe journals PloS One, EMBO

Journal, and NatureMedicine. But these papers have been

cleared of data fraud by theMontreal Heart Institute’s

investigation. NatureMedicine’s editor, Juan Carlos Lopez, told

the BMJ that “there maybe grounds for a corrigendum, but it

does not look like it will benecessary to retract the paper

[2007;13:486-91,doi:10.1038/nm1569].”



The remaining two retractions willappear in the Journal of

Cellular Physiology (2007;212:285-92;doi:10.1002/jcp.21062)

and Cellular Physiology andBiochemistry (2009;23:317-26,

doi:10.1159/000218178), said DrLopez. Betsy Bronstein, editor

of the Journal of CellularPhysiology, confirmed the upcoming

retraction there, but the BMJwas unable to confirm the retraction

in Cellular Physiology andBiochemistry.



Dr Wang could not be reached forcomment. In addition to

losing his laboratory, he hasresigned from his post at the

University of Montreal. He isstill employed, however, by

Harbin Medical University inChina, where he holds a Chang

Jiang scholar endowed chair.These are awarded under the

Communist Party CentralCommittee’s “Thousand Talents”

programme, which seeks toattract gifted expatriate academics

to work in China. Harbin MedicalUniversity’s president, Yang

Baofeng, coauthored four of theretracted papers.



A university spokesman told the ChinaDaily newspaper that

Dr Wang “is still the chief ofthe cardiovascular drugs institute

at the Harbin Medical UniversityCollege of Pharmacy. But it

is inconvenient for him toaccept any interviews before the

Organisation Department of theCentral Committee reports the

findings of an investigation.”



Cite this as: BMJ 2011;343:d6208

© BMJ PublishingGroup Ltd 2011

Larousse2005

加拿大要王千人补交税？


松江学者、长江学者、千人计划，原来都没交税，被胡仙吹的“伟大公民”，成逃税犯。狐仙交税，还拿社会救助金吗？



Investigation intodata fraud results in heart researcher’s dismissal

  

Owen Dyer

BMJ2011;343doi:10.1136/bmj.d6208(Published 27 September 2011)

Cite thisas:BMJ2011;343:d6208



Five published articles on the geneticcauses of cardiac

arrhythmia are being retracted after thedismissal of a Montreal

Heart Institute researcher who falsifieddata in his work. The

institute dismissed Zhiguo Wang after aninvestigation triggered

in August when he requested the retractionof two articles in

the Journal of Biological Chemistry (2007;282:12363-7,doi:10.

1074/jbc.A111.700015; 2008;283:20045-52,doi:10.1074/jbc.

A111.801035).



Two terse retractions appeared in the 12August issue. One of

the articles had been cited 126 times, theother 76 times. At the

time, Dr Wang told the website RetractionWatch, “We noticed

some mistakes in the Western blot bandimages shown in these

papers. These mistakes do not invalidate ourresults and

conclusions.”



But the Montreal Heart Institute launched aninvestigation,

which concluded three weeks later with DrWang’s dismissal.

Jean-Claude Tardif, research director at theinstitute, said that

it would request the withdrawal of threemore articles. He added,

however, that the papers’ conclusions wereuncontroversial and

had been replicated in other research.



The next retraction appeared two weeks ago,in the Journal of

Cell Science (2007;120,3045-52, doi:10.1242/jcs.098830).The

retraction notice reads: “After it wasbrought to our attention

by the Journal of Cell Science,careful examination of the above

paper published in the journal in 2007highlighted some errors

we made related to the re-use of ourpreviously published

western blot bands . . . The misuse andre-use of western blot

bands violated the editorial policy of Journalof Cell Science,

and so we must retract this article. Theerrors originated in Dr

Zhiguo Wang’s laboratory . . . Dr Wang takes full responsibility

and apologises to the editors and readership.”

Dr Wang has also published inthe journals PloS One, EMBO

Journal, and NatureMedicine. But these papers have been

cleared of data fraud by theMontreal Heart Institute’s

investigation. NatureMedicine’s editor, Juan Carlos Lopez, told

the BMJ that “there maybe grounds for a corrigendum, but it

does not look like it will benecessary to retract the paper

[2007;13:486-91,doi:10.1038/nm1569].”



The remaining two retractions willappear in the Journal of

Cellular Physiology (2007;212:285-92;doi:10.1002/jcp.21062)

and Cellular Physiology andBiochemistry (2009;23:317-26,

doi:10.1159/000218178), said DrLopez. Betsy Bronstein, editor

of the Journal of CellularPhysiology, confirmed the upcoming

retraction there, but the BMJwas unable to confirm the retraction

in Cellular Physiology andBiochemistry.



Dr Wang could not be reached forcomment. In addition to

losing his laboratory, he hasresigned from his post at the

University of Montreal. He isstill employed, however, by

Harbin Medical University inChina, where he holds a Chang

Jiang scholar endowed chair.These are awarded under the

Communist Party CentralCommittee’s “Thousand Talents”

programme, which seeks toattract gifted expatriate academics

to work in China. Harbin MedicalUniversity’s president, Yang

Baofeng, coauthored four of theretracted papers.



A university spokesman told the ChinaDaily newspaper that

Dr Wang “is still the chief ofthe cardiovascular drugs institute

at the Harbin Medical UniversityCollege of Pharmacy. But it

is inconvenient for him toaccept any interviews before the

Organisation Department of theCentral Committee reports the

findings of an investigation.”



Cite this as: BMJ 2011;343:d6208

© BMJ PublishingGroup Ltd 2011

UHP

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FUJJJ

王志国的问题，七天没有话说了。

FUJJJ

唐人的报纸办得愈多愈好，有竞争力，我们还可以看免费的，现在***报纸最多，还有七天的。

Larousse2005

王志国被开除之后，处理西岛的房子，之后去哪？

FUJJJ

去帮他申冤的人那儿去了。

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王志国被开除之后，处理西岛的房子，之后去哪？