E.g. my manuscripts on established areas like probotics, cereal brans, oligosaccharides, antioxidants etc. get easily accepted, while manuscripts on lesser-known, underutilized candidates get rejected in the screening itself. If we block them from publication, how will they attract further research attention? I think,it very much violates the aim of bioprospecting.
Arun Kr Das
If you try to publish your paper from India on the above areas (that you mentioned) will be rejected in the screening itself (even if it is being reported for the first time). From where the manuscript is coming, is more important rather than important of work (but not always).
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