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| | * Lorena Pantano, Institut de Medicina Predictiva i Personalitzada del Càncer | | * Lorena Pantano, Institut de Medicina Predictiva i Personalitzada del Càncer |
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| − | * '''Genome Biology''' -inquiry by marcowanger, reply on 29th Nov 2011
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| − | *'''PLoS Biology''' - inquiry by marcowanger, reply on 1st Dec 2011
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| − | Thank you for your enquiry about submitting your article "SEQanswers: Leveraging Collective Intelligence to Decode Biological Sequences" to PLoS Biology. I have discussed your proposal with my colleagues and regret that we cannot encourage submission of the full manuscript.
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| − | While ''we cannot consider your manuscript for publication in PLoS Biology'', we very much appreciate your wish to present your work in one of PLoS's open-access publications, and would like to suggest that you consider submitting it to one of the other PLoS journals. Full details of all the other PLoS journals are available at http://www.plos.org/journals/. In particular, we would ''encourage you to consider submitting to PLoS Computational Biology'', as we feel that your article would be better suited to the computational biology community.
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| − | *'''PLoS Com Bio''' - inquiry by marcowanger, reply on 10 Dec 2011
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| | =Previous drafts= | | =Previous drafts= |
Signers, (ordered by time of sign)
- Eric C. Olivares, SEQanswers.Com.
- Jing-Woei Li, The Chinese University of Hong Kong.
- Dan M. Bolser, University of Dundee.
- Peter Ulz, Medical University of Graz.
- Andreas Sjödin, Swedish Defence Research Agency.
- Peter J. A. Cock, James Hutton Institute.
- Lex Nederbragt, University of Oslo
- Felix Krueger, The Babraham Institute.
- Surya Saha, Cornell University
- Colin F. Davenport, Hannover Medical School
- Joann C. Delenick, Woodbridge, CT
- Michael James Clark, Stanford University
- Robert Schmieder, San Diego State University
- Rachel Glover, Food and Environment Research Agency
- Lorena Pantano, Institut de Medicina Predictiva i Personalitzada del Càncer
Pre-inquiry emails
- Genome Medicine - inquiry by genericforms on 23th Nov 2011
Everyone,
Here is the response I got:
"In principle, we are interested in the manuscript you describe and we
think it might be suitable as a Correspondence article, although we
would need to see the full manuscript before making a decision. For this
manuscript to be considered by Genome Medicine, it would need to be
clear that it contains information that is not included in the recently
published Nucleic Acids Research issue and that it is applicable and
relevant to medical/clinical researchers as well as basic scientists.
Correspondence articles are open access, peer-reviewed articles that
include brief reports of particular interest to the community
(http://genomemedicine.com/authors/instructions/correspondence). To
submit the article, please go to http://genomemedicine.com/manuscript."
Previous drafts
Page of previous draft versions
Letter: Draft #Final
The final draft is moved to google document
Link here
