Deposition in community repositories such as PDB, EMDB, or BMRB is expected when applicable and should be referenced in the manuscript.

All submissions must include a Data Availability Statement describing where underlying data can be accessed and any restrictions that apply.

Acceptable options include public repositories, controlled access, availability upon reasonable request, or embargoed release with a clear timeline.

Authors are encouraged to share coordinate files, structure factors, cryo-EM maps, restraints, and validation reports when possible.

Where possible, assign DOIs to datasets so they can be cited and tracked alongside the article.

If embargoes apply, specify the timeline and rationale. Data statements should clarify licensing terms and restrictions.

For third party datasets, describe access criteria and expected response timelines for requests.

Provide experimental metadata such as beamline, microscope settings, sample preparation, and processing workflows.

Include software versions, refinement parameters, and validation metrics to support reproducibility.

Data citation improves recognition for shared resources and strengthens reuse tracking across platforms.

If data cannot be shared, explain why and consider providing aggregated or summarized results to support verification.

Provide clear data access instructions to reduce delays for readers and reviewers.

Use controlled access repositories when privacy concerns limit open sharing.

Include codebooks and variable definitions to support secondary analysis.

For imaging data, include resolution, magnification, and analysis methods.