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# Data & Code Availability (pnas-data)
## When to trigger
- There is no **Data Availability Statement**, or it says "available on request".
- Sequences/structures/datasets are not deposited or have no accession numbers.
- Custom analysis code is not in a public, archived repository.
- Unique reagents/strains/cell lines have no sharing plan.
## PNAS's standard (the bar)
PNAS requires a **Data Availability Statement** in every research article, and that the **data and materials needed to support the conclusions be deposited and available at the time of submission/publication**. For data types with an established public repository, **deposition is required**, and the **accession numbers/DOIs go in the Data Availability Statement**. **"Available upon request" is not sufficient for the primary data** underlying the figures and conclusions.
## Deposit in approved repositories (with accessions)