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This article advocates preregistration to improve findings in in vitro studies, indicating better reliability and faster medical advancements.
This article highlights the benefits of preregistration in improving the reliability and transparency of in vitro studies. By preregistering their studies, researchers can make their findings more reproducible, paving the way for medical progress, and accelerating the replacement of animal experiments.
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