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Current policies and standards for data reuse in synthetic biology fall short due to a lack of emphasis on machine reasoning and insufficient enforcement. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.SYNTHESIS. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

May 23, 2023Open Access

Advancing reuse of genetic parts: progress and remaining challenges

JMJeanet ManteOak Ridge Associated Universities CMChris J. MyersUniversity of Colorado Boulder

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Issues with data reuse have been recognized in synthetic biology and the broader scientific community. Policies and standards fall short as machine reasoning is not emphasised and enforcement is lacking. We discuss the progress, remaining challenges, and possible solutions.

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