Editorial and Scientific Sourcing Policy

Sources

Research library articles draw exclusively on peer-reviewed scientific literature and public chemistry databases (PubMed, PubChem, published journals). Every study summarized in an article is cited with its PMID or DOI, deep-linked to the specific publication. Claims that cannot be traced to a citable source are not published.

Scope

Articles describe the chemistry, published preclinical research, and laboratory handling of research compounds. Findings are reported in the model systems in which they were observed (cell lines, animal models, cell-free assays), attributed to the researchers who published them. The library does not provide medical information, and nothing in it describes or supports use in humans or animals outside of a laboratory research setting.

Authorship and review

Articles are researched and written by the TWO+DOS Research Team using the sourcing rules above, with a fixed article structure that separates verified identity data, cited study summaries, and handling information. Each article carries its publication date and its most recent review date.

Updates and corrections

Articles are reviewed on a quarterly cycle. A review updates cited literature, identity data, and regulatory status, and the review date shown on the article changes only when the content itself changes. To report an error, contact hello@twoplusdos.com and the article will be corrected at the next review or sooner.