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    The 4 S rule provides guidance for developing targeted molecular and cellular approaches: 1) Be specific rather than global in your approach. 2) Stick to methods you understand from literature and known designs. 3) Use simple rather than complicated designs. 4) Explain concisely without excess details.

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    The 4 S rule provides guidance for developing targeted molecular and cellular approaches: 1) Be specific rather than global in your approach. 2) Stick to methods you understand from literature and known designs. 3) Use simple rather than complicated designs. 4) Explain concisely without excess details.

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    4 S rule

    • Specific: use approach that specifically target the cells/molecules of interest


    rather than a global approach targeting more than one cell/molecule

    • Stick to what you know: use the paper analyzed in class and assembled toolboxes
    to determine your gap in knowledge and always base your design on known design
    found in the literature

    • Simple: use the simple rather than complicated approach

    • Succinct: try to explain everything without diluting your message


    Ask yourself, “do I need that”?
    What to do

    • Evaluate the question and decide on a general approach

    • What do you know about the topic/methodology that was


    discussed in the paper or previous papers/toolboxes?

    • What do you need to research?

    • Be very specific when searching

    • Start researching with a review paper then go to cited


    paper to extract methodological details

    • Current protocols in Immunology

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