Available upon all requests? How and why we should better incentivize the sharing of biomaterials

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Rihn, Suzannah J.
Harms, Alexandercc
Date
2023-10
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Abstract
Biomaterial sharing offers enormous benefits for research and for the scientific community. Individuals, funders, institutions, and journals can overcome the barriers to sharing and work together to promote a better sharing culture.
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https://doi.org/10.3929/ethz-b-000639006
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PLoS Biology
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21(10)
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e3002360.
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PLOS
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09807 - Harms, Alexander / Harms, Alexande  
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