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Currently, there is no doubt that this magazine has the highest efficiency in terms of submissions. The magazine has a relatively good influence and reputation. It focuses on content related to iron death. Submissions to Autophagy and Redox Biology were rejected. Submitted on August 7th, it took 14 days for the editor to find reviewers. The reviewers, who had previously served as reviewers for the magazine, were given two weeks for the review. Under review on August 21st, notified of minor revisions on August 30th, given two weeks for the revisions, sent back on September 8th, and notified of acceptance on September 10th. The revision process took a few days longer due to personal delays, otherwise the entire cycle would have been within a month. This magazine has high requirements for content on mechanisms and oxidative stress, with a focus on complete understanding of the mechanisms. Those working on iron death can give it a try, as there seems to be a greater chance of acceptance, and even if not accepted, it won't delay too much time.

Submitted in November, under review by the editor after approximately two weeks. One week later, the editor rejected it and suggested resubmission after conducting additional experiments. There was only one reviewer, and they recommended further validation of the mechanism.
Resubmitted in December, accepted directly by the editor after approximately two weeks. It was a pleasant surprise as it became a top publication in the newly released ranking, in the first tier, just a few days ago.