Data sources
Metrdy is only as good as the data behind it, so here is all of it, with the citation each source asks for. If you publish work that used Metrdy, cite the underlying source too.
The Antibody Registry
June 2026 snapshotResearch Resource Identifiers (RRIDs) for antibodies, and the catalog numbers and vendor names they belong to. Metrdy uses it to turn a catalog number read off a vial into a persistent, citable identifier.
Terms: Creative Commons Attribution
How to cite this data
Data was downloaded from the antibodyregistry.org, September 14, 2026 RRID:SCR_006397
Peer-reviewed titration publications
Every titration in TiterFinder is read from a published paper, most of them Optimized Multicolor Immunofluorescence Panels in Cytometry Part A. Each record links to its source, and the panel it came from is named on the record.
Terms: Facts extracted from published papers, each cited to its source
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/15524930Vendor product documentation
Spectra, buffer requirements and certificates of analysis are linked to the vendor's own pages rather than copied. Vendor names and catalog numbers are used to identify products.
Terms: Linked, not reproduced
Vendor product documentation on MetrdyYour own inventory, titrations and panels are yours. Nothing you enter into Metrdy is part of these sources or shared with them. See the privacy policy.