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ARRIVE guidelinesAnimal Research: Reporting of In Vivo Experiments
Previous work by the NC3Rs showed that many publications reporting publicly funded animal research from the UK and US lacked key information on how the study was designed, conducted and analysed, which could limit their value in informing future scientific studies and policy. The guidelines have been developed by the NC3Rs to improve standards of reporting and ensure that the data from animal experiments can be fully evaluated and utilised. The guidelines are primarily aimed at scientists writing up their research for publication and for those who are involved in peer review. Developed in consultation with the scientific community, including researchers, statisticians, journal editors, and funders, the guidelines consist of a 20-point checklist of the essential information that should be included in publications reporting animal research.
For further information about the ARRIVE guidelines, or if you would like to contribute to the growing list of journals endorsing the guidelines, please contact nathalie.perciedusert@nc3rs.org.uk
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From an author's perspective, applying these guidelines carefully is an opportunity to make the most out of one's own work, ensuring that it provides real value to the scientific landscape and is used by others 
