How to Cite RRID Information

University of Colorado Shared Resources (SR) are supported by the National Cancer Institute through the Cancer Center Support Grant (P30CA06934).

Guidelines:

• Any published or presented work accomplished using shared resources is required to acknowledge the shared resource with the following statement in the acknowledgments: “This study was supported in part by the National Institutes of Health P30CA06934 funded [fill in name] Shared Resource [RRID (see list below)].”
• When available during journal submission, identify the Cancer Center Support Grant (P30CA06934) as an NIH source of support for the research.
• Any publications resulting from the use of shared resources MUST be filed with PubMed Central and should be linked to the Cancer Center Support Grant (P30CA046934; PI: Richard Schulick MD) through MyNCBI.
• Instructions for submitting your publication to PubMed Central can be found here: NIH Public Access Policy.

When available during journal submission, identify the RRID for the shared resource(s) used. 

Research Resource Identification (RRID) provides unique, citable identifiers for research components such as biological reagents, instrumentation, technology platforms, and CORE facilities (noted using "SCR" for the SciCrunch registry of tools and resources). The RRID is listed on the Resource Identification Portal and, when included in a publication, links directly back to the research component cited, making it easier to identify and replicate research findings.