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Scientific rigor and the art of motorcycle maintenance

Marcus Robert Munafo, Simon Noble, William J. Browne, Dani Brunner, Katherine Susan Button, Joaquim José Ferreira, Peter Holmans, Douglas R. Langbehn +5 more

2014-09-01articleNature Biotechnology43 citationsclosed

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