From molcell-skills
Drafts Data and Code Availability statements for Molecular Cell STAR Methods, listing approved repositories (GEO, PDB/EMDB, PRIDE) and formatting accessions/DOIs per Cell Press standards.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/molcell-skills:molcell-dataThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
- There is no Data and Code Availability statement, or it says "available on request."
Molecular Cell's Data and Code Availability statement is a required subsection of Resource Availability inside STAR Methods (see molcell-star-methods) — not a free-floating paragraph. Datasets deposited for this paper must also appear in the Key Resources Table under "Deposited Data."
| Data type | Deposit in (examples) |
|---|---|
| High-throughput sequencing (ChIP/RNA/ATAC/CLIP-seq) | GEO / SRA |
| Nucleotide / genome sequences | GenBank / ENA / DDBJ |
| Macromolecular structures | PDB |
| Cryo-EM maps (and half-maps) | EMDB (map) + PDB (model) |
| Crystallography | PDB (coordinates + structure factors) |
| Proteomics / mass spec / cross-linking MS | PRIDE / ProteomeXchange (+ jPOST where used) |
| NMR | BMRB + PDB |
| Imaging / general structured datasets | BioStudies / BioImage Archive |
| Generic datasets (Elsevier default) | Mendeley Data, or Zenodo / Dryad |
| Plasmids / unique reagents | Addgene |
| Code (archive a release for a DOI) | GitHub/GitLab + Zenodo (citable DOI) |
Mendeley Data is Elsevier's default repository for datasets without a dedicated community repository. Prefer a community repository (GEO, PDB/EMDB, PRIDE) when one exists for the data type — Molecular Cell's molecular focus means most primary data have one.
Cell Press uses a standardized statement. Provide a sentence for each item:
Data and Code Availability
• [DATA] The [datatype] data generated in this study have been deposited at
[GEO / PDB+EMDB / PRIDE] and are publicly available as of the date of
publication. Accession numbers are listed in the Key Resources Table. /
This paper analyzes existing, publicly available data [accessions in KRT].
• [CODE] All original code has been deposited at [Zenodo/Mendeley Data] and is
publicly available as of the date of publication. DOIs are listed in the Key
Resources Table. / This paper does not report original code.
• [ADDITIONAL] Any additional information required to reanalyze the data
reported in this paper is available from the Lead Contact upon request.
Each item must be addressed even if the answer is "this paper does not report…". Restricted human/clinical data must state the controlled-access procedure and the controlling body.
molcell-star-methods); use Addgene/MTA and state how.【Data deposited】 type → repository → accession/DOI (list each) | gaps
【Structures】 EMDB/PDB (map+model) or PDB (coords+SF)? resolution/FSC stated?
【Code public + archived DOI】 yes/no (repo + Zenodo/Mendeley DOI)
【Statement】 DATA ☐ / CODE ☐ / ADDITIONAL ☐ — all drafted?
【In KRT "Deposited Data"】 accessions listed? yes/no
【Restricted data】 controlled-access procedure stated where needed?
【Next】 molcell-summary
Confirm repository requirements and the exact availability wording against current Cell Press / STAR Methods guidelines.
npx claudepluginhub brycewang-stanford/awesome-journal-skills --plugin molcell-skillsBuilds Cell's data and code deposition plan and formats the Data and Code Availability statement for STAR Methods, including approved repositories, accession tracking, and the three-bullet availability format with Mendeley Data as default.
Builds PNAS-compliant Data Availability Statements and deposition plans, enforcing mandatory repository deposition, accession numbers/DOIs, and public archived code for code and data.
Guides users in complying with Science's data/code/materials availability policy: deposit data in approved repositories, obtain accession numbers, write a compliant data-availability statement, and plan material sharing.