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Journal of Cell Science 115, e206-e206 (2002)
© 2002 The Company of Biologists Limited

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Sticky Wicket - feelings of rejection (p. 237)


Supremely confident about your work at submission, less so as you wait for the reviews, and utterly humiliated when it is rejected? And do you then relish the opportunity to take it all out on the next paper you are asked to referee? Caveman admits to having such feelings occasionally; nevertheless, he urges us to be more critical of our own work and remember what it is like to be an author when we referee the work of others.


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