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Description: A multicenter initiative to estimate the reproducibility of Brazilian biomedical science.

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Status: Active

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The Brazilian Reproducibility Initiative: a systematic assessment of Brazilian biomedical science

Amaral, Neves, Wasilewska-Sampaio & 5 more
With concerns over research reproducibility on the rise, systematic replications of published science have become an important tool to estimate the re...
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Amaral, Neves, Wasilewska-Sampaio & 6 more
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Carneiro, Amaral, Neves & 5 more
All protocols developed as part of the Brazilian Reproducibility Initiative.
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Carneiro, Abreu, Amaral & 4 more
This component contains unit-level data for each individual experiment in the Brazilian Reproducibility Initiative (see "Files" section), organized by...
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