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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2024 Sep 15.
Published in final edited form as: Biol Psychiatry. 2023 Apr 18;94(6):501–510. doi: 10.1016/j.biopsych.2023.04.007

Key Resource Table

The journals of the Society of Biological Psychiatry support efforts in the biomedical research community to improve transparency and reproducibility in published research. Thus, Biological Psychiatry and Biological Psychiatry: Cognitive Neuroscience and Neuroimaging are pleased to participate in the initiative to include a Key Resources Table in published articles.
Authors are asked to submit this table at first revision, which may be uploaded using the "Key Resources Table" item type. This table will then be published as supplemental information.
The Key Resources Table is designed to promote reproducibility and thus, should include the resources and relevant details necessary to reproduce the study's results. It does not need to be exhaustive. Extensive lists (e.g., oligonucleotides, etc.) may be supplied in a supplementary table and the table referenced here. We strongly encourage the use of RRID identifiers that provide persistent, unique identifiers to key study resources. Search for RRIDs at https://scicrunch.org/resources.
Resource categories
Note: For all categories, indicate sex and species when applicable

  • Antibody - include host organism common name and clonality (e.g., “mouse monoclonal”)

  • Biological sample - any other biological entity, ranging from isolated tissue to defined population

  • Cell line - if a primary cell line, describe in Additional Information

  • Chemical compound, drug - commercially available reagents

  • Commercial assay/kit - detection assays; labeling and sample preparation kits

  • Deposited data or public database - include both raw data from this paper deposited into a repository and public repository databases (postmortem tissue; genetic consortia data; etc.)

  • Genetic reagent - applies to mutations and variants in whole organism, including transgenically introduced constructs

  • Peptide, recombinant protein - commercially available reagents

  • Recombinant DNA reagent - traditional cultured clones, plasmids, cDNAs, etc., including recombinant DNA libraries

  • Sequence-based reagent - oligonucleotides, primers, etc.; indicate sequence

  • Software, algorithm - include version number and URL for download

  • Organism/Strain - applies to whole organism

  • Transfected construct - in cell line; indicate species of cell line or construct component

  • Other - miscellaneous other categories, including histological stains