STAR methods
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Some journals such as Cell ask the authors to publish the reagents and kits (as well as analysis tools) that were used to generate and analyze the published data in order for others to replicate the results.
Here is a link as example:
https://www.cell.com/action/showFullTableHTML?isHtml=true&tableId=undtbl1&pii=S0092-8674%2822%2900267-7
I believe that more and more journals will adapt this and I will be asked more frequently to fill this out, so I was wondering if we could add this information to Waldo.
This is not urgent; I know there are more urgent issues that are more important to work on before this one.
These chemicals and kits are tied to the respective protocol versions, so I think adding this information should be straightforward and I can start making a list; and you could consider to also add software and tools used for the sequence analysis pipeline.
The output for Aisling or the author would be a list of single entries compiled from all libraries in the manuscript, so if a certain chemical such as water was used for Library prep and Twist capture by many libraries, it would only be listed ones.
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