Correction to: Unequivocal imaging of aluminium in human cells and tissues by an improved method using morin

Airborne Aluminum as an Underestimated Source of Human Exposure: Quantification of Aluminum in 24 Human Tissue Types Reveals High Aluminum Concentrations in Lung and Hilar Lymph Node Tissues

“…Previous studies have used lumogallion staining and fluorescence microscopy for the detection and visualization of Al within paraffin-embedded tissues and viable cells. ,− This relative quantitative method can help to understand the distribution of Al within samples, but it cannot absolutely quantify Al or replace ICP–MS/MS quantification. Limitations of this staining method are the fact that lumogallion only binds to free Al 3+ but not to complexed Al, as it would be present in food color lake pigments.…”