The "industrial" revolution in biomedical research: Data explosion and reproducibility crisis drive changes in lab workflows
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|January 28, 2020
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The ever increasing amount of data, new technologies and the need for reproducible results drive profound changes in the workflows of diagnostic and basic research laboratories.
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