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Reproducibility of animal research in light of biological variation

author

Bernhard Voelkl

Naomi S Altman

Anders Forsman

Wolfgang Forstmeier

Jessica Gurevitch

1952 -

Ivana Jaric

Natasha A Karp

Martien J Kas

Holger Schielzeth

Tom Van de Casteele

Hanno Wuerbel

published in: Nature Reviews Neuroscience

date of publication: 2020-06-02

main subject: reproducibility

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