The Nature Portfolio aims to enhance the reproducibility of published research by promoting consistency and transparency in reporting. This summary outlines the reporting requirements for statistical analyses, software and code, data availability, and research involving human participants or biological materials. For statistical analyses, the report must include the exact sample size, whether measurements were taken from distinct samples, the statistical tests used, descriptions of covariates, and details on statistical parameters and effect sizes. Software and code used in the study must be made available, with specific software listed. Data availability statements are required, detailing public datasets, data restrictions, and access to additional data. Research involving human participants must include approval information. The study involved nude mice, BALB/C mice, and New Zealand white rabbits for various tests. All animals were housed in controlled environments. The study also includes information on antibodies, eukaryotic cell lines, and other research organisms. The authors must ensure that all data and methods are fully described to allow for reproducibility. The summary emphasizes the importance of transparency and reproducibility in scientific research.The Nature Portfolio aims to enhance the reproducibility of published research by promoting consistency and transparency in reporting. This summary outlines the reporting requirements for statistical analyses, software and code, data availability, and research involving human participants or biological materials. For statistical analyses, the report must include the exact sample size, whether measurements were taken from distinct samples, the statistical tests used, descriptions of covariates, and details on statistical parameters and effect sizes. Software and code used in the study must be made available, with specific software listed. Data availability statements are required, detailing public datasets, data restrictions, and access to additional data. Research involving human participants must include approval information. The study involved nude mice, BALB/C mice, and New Zealand white rabbits for various tests. All animals were housed in controlled environments. The study also includes information on antibodies, eukaryotic cell lines, and other research organisms. The authors must ensure that all data and methods are fully described to allow for reproducibility. The summary emphasizes the importance of transparency and reproducibility in scientific research.