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. 2017 Sep 26;4:170138. doi: 10.1038/sdata.2017.138

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A decade after the metabolomics standards initiative it's time for a revision. The percentage of studies in MetaboLights that comply with the MSI minimal reporting standards. (a) Clinical Homo sapiens studies compliance with the mammalian clinical trials and human studies minimal reporting standards. (b) Arabidopsis thaliana studies compliance with the plant minimal reporting standards. (c) In vitro H. sapiens studies using human cells and cell lines compliance with the microbial and in vitro minimal reporting standards. (d) Pre-clinical Mus musculus studies compliance with the pre-clinical minimal reporting standards. The percentage compliance with the MSI reporting standards is similar for all repositories (see Spicer et al.¹⁴).