On 2017 Jul 02, Karsten Suhre commented:

I think these PubMed pages should be a bit more self-explanatory - I came to this page while searching for "Metabolomic profiles delineate potential role for sarcosine in prostate cancer progression."

On first view this looked to me as if there was a research misconduct problem with this paper. However, after reading through the linked PMC document, I learned that the contrary was the case: The papers listed here have been plagiarized in an NIH grant application.

These papers are the victims, not the perpetrators - but on first glance this web site suggests otherwise.

On 2017 Jul 02, Karsten Suhre commented:

I think these PubMed pages should be a bit more self-explanatory - I came to this page while searching for "Metabolomic profiles delineate potential role for sarcosine in prostate cancer progression."

On first view this looked to me as if there was a research misconduct problem with this paper. However, after reading through the linked PMC document, I learned that the contrary was the case: The papers listed here have been plagiarized in an NIH grant application.

These papers are the victims, not the perpetrators - but on first glance this web site suggests otherwise.