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Changes in authorship, such as the addition of a new coauthor, is permitted as long as the new author fulfils all the criteria for authorship. If they have not contributed sufficiently to qualify being a coauthor, you may acknowledge them in the Acknowledgments section instead.

Remember that simply submitting a manuscript for publication is an agreement of sorts, with you agreeing to publication if the editor accepts the work, so it is essential to present a clear and compelling argument for why you must withdraw a paper that has already been accepted.

This is generally discouraged, but can be done within a few days after initial submission, without much of an issue. If several days have passed, then seek editor's approval.

To submit a revision in Editorial Manager, log into your author main menu and click 'Submissions Needing Revision'. Before you begin the process, you can review the decision letter here to see what needs to be changed. This letter should give you any journal specific instructions for preparing the revision.

The easiest way to request a manuscript withdrawal would be online, through the regular journal submission portal. In cases where a manuscript withdrawal option is not provided, it is best to contact the journal editor responsible for your manuscript.

Revised manuscript (marked-up copy): Include a marked-up copy of your manuscript file showing the changes you have made since the original submission. The best way to show these changes is the ?Track Changes? option in Microsoft Word. Upload this as a "Revised Article with Changes Highlighted? file.

Do not worry at all! This is very common and you can fix it and add a note in the letter to the editor / answers to reviewers in the next revision, clearly explaining the mistake, how you corrected it, and what has changed in this version of the manuscript (figures, conclusions, etc).

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A 'Reject and resubmit' decision is very similar to 'Revise and resubmit. ' It indicates that the editor has seen some merit in your study, but it is not publishable in its current form. Usually, it would require extensive revision, in most cases, adding new experiments or redoing the data analysis.

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