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Peer replication : A new tier of science built on reproducibility
Samuel J Lord1, Arthur Charles-Orszag2,3, Kristen Skruber4
1UCSF & HHMI, 600 16th St, Genentech Hall N314, San Francisco, CA, 94143, USA. samuel.lord@ucsf.edu.
EMBO Reports
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