- Who or what was studied.
- What was measured.
- What the design can support.
- What the authors (or later reviewers) list as limits.
- Whether the molecule in the paper is the molecule on the label.
If a paper used full-length thymosin β-4, it is not a TB-500 study. If it used GEREF, it is not a current research-chemical catalogue. Those distinctions live on the identity records.
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