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Hi,<br>
Here is the last slide from my NIH talk. I am hoping that at the
upcoming 3DEM GRC there can be some discussion of this issue and
standards for data availability. My eLife paper (Egelman, 2015) also
discusses some of these points, and in that paper I discuss a
published model that bears very little relation to the published
reconstruction.<br>
Regards,<br>
Ed<br>
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i would be interested in experiences / suggestions /
views of others in the field on the following issue
that may be of interest to many of us:<br>
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the editor of our manuscript forwarded the request of a
peer-reviewer to access the cryo-em map of our beloved
complex. this has never happened to us, but to our
surprise the editor did not consider the request to be
unusual.<br>
of course, we share the point that the map would be of
great help in judging the interpretation of the data.
however, we also feel very uncomfortable sending the
condensed result of lengthy research to an anonymous
colleague, who could theoretically make considerable
misuse of it. nevertheless, the policy of the journal
seems to let us little choice: "<font size="2">Supporting
data must be made available to editors and peer</font><font
size="2">-</font><font size="2">reviewers at the time of</font><font
size="2"> submission for the purposes of evaluating the
manuscript.</font><font size="2"> Peer</font><font
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size="2"> may be asked</font><font size="2"> to comment
on the terms of access to materials, methods and/or data
sets</font><font size="2">"</font>.<br>
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in any case we would be curious whether others indeed got
similar requests and how they dealt with it. a good solution
for (paranoid?) people like us could be a good web-based
viewer that lets others view our map, but i would not know
of such a tool.<br>
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Thanks <br>
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Max-Planck Institut fuer Biochemie<br>
Am Klopferspitz 18<br>
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Edward H. Egelman, Ph.D.
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University of Virginia
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