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Improving experimental reproducibility through comprehensive research protocols.

¹University of Split, School of Medicine, Croatia.

|April 2, 2025

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This special issue highlights reproducible research protocols for molecular and cellular life sciences. It features methods for macromolecular structural analysis, protein enzymatic screening, autophagy flux analysis, and frailty assessment.

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Area of Science:

Molecular and Cellular Life Sciences
Biochemistry
Biophysics

Background:

Reproducible and detailed scientific protocols are crucial for advancing molecular and cellular life sciences.
Adoption of standardized protocols facilitates broader research collaboration and validation.

Purpose of the Study:

To highlight the importance of publishing reproducible research protocols.
To provide a collection of detailed protocols for broad laboratory adoption.

Main Methods:

Sample preparation for macromolecular structural analysis via X-ray crystallography (in vitro and in vivo).
Cellular systems for screening protein enzymatic activity and high-throughput screening.
Flow cytometry for preparation and analysis of selective autophagy flux in cultured cells.
Integration of behavioral tests with cognitive components to assess frailty.

Main Results:

A curated collection of four protocols for macromolecular structural analysis.
Two protocols detailing cellular systems for enzymatic activity screening.
One protocol for selective autophagy flux analysis using flow cytometry.
One protocol for comprehensive frailty assessment.

Conclusions:

The special issue provides valuable, reproducible protocols for diverse research areas.
These protocols aim to enhance research reproducibility and applicability in molecular and cellular biology.
The collection supports advancements in structural biology, drug discovery, cell biology, and aging research.