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Data we can trust
Sarah Jackson, … , Kathleen L. Collins, Elizabeth M. McNally
Sarah Jackson, … , Kathleen L. Collins, Elizabeth M. McNally
Published August 1, 2022
Citation Information: J Clin Invest. 2022;132(15):e162884. https://doi.org/10.1172/JCI162884.
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Data we can trust

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“On behalf of all authors of the submission, I warrant that the work is original and scientifically accurate ...” If you’ve submitted a manuscript to the Journal of Clinical Investigation or JCI Insight, this phrase should sound familiar. This statement is the very first thing that we ask authors to verify for every new submission. While this may seem like a simple formality or just another screen to click through, certifying the accuracy of information presented to the journal is essential to the publishing process and scientific integrity. Data accuracy forms the foundation of the scientific enterprise, and without it, the enterprise risks crumbling.

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Sarah Jackson, Corinne L. Williams, Kathleen L. Collins, Elizabeth M. McNally

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