; (II) the factors listed in paragraphs (1), (3), and (6) of such subsection to the extent evidence exists with respect to such factors; and (III) any information submitted to the Secretary by the Attorney General for purposes of such determination; and (ii) may consider the factors listed in paragraphs (4), (5), and (7) of subsection (c) if the Secretary finds that evidence exists with respect to such factors. (B) Consideration of scientific evidence of pharmacological effect (i) In general For the purposes of subparagraph (A)(i)(I), consideration by the Secretary of the results of an assessment consisting of the studies described in clause (ii) shall constitute consideration of the factor listed in paragraph (2) of subsection (c) if— (I) each such study is performed according to scientific methods and protocols commonly accepted in the scientific community; and (II) the Secretary determines that such assessment is adequate for such purposes. (ii) Described studies The studies described in this clause include the following: (I) A receptor binding study that can demonstrate whether the substance has affinity for the human mu opioid receptor. (II) An in vitro functional assay that can demonstrate whether the substance has agonist activity at the human mu opioid receptor. (III) One or more in vivo animal behavioral studies that can demonstrate whether the substance has abuse-related drug effects consistent with mu opioid agonist activity, such as demonstrating similarity to the effects of morphine. (l) Publication (1) In general The Secretary shall publish on a public website— (A) information related to each evaluation conducted pursuant to subsection (k)(3) within 60 days of the completion of the scientific and medical evaluation, even if such evaluation did not result in a descheduling or rescheduling determination