Molecular Systems Biology Peer Review Process File Construction of Human Activity-based Phosphorylation Networks Transaction Report
Molecular Systems Biology Peer Review Process File Construction of Human Activity-based Phosphorylation Networks Transaction Report
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R. Newman;Jianfei Hu;Hee-Sool Rho;Zhi Xie;Crystal L. Woodard;J. Neiswinger;Christopher Cooper;
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R. Newman;Jianfei Hu;Hee-Sool Rho;Zhi Xie;Crystal L. Woodard;J. Neiswinger;Christopher Cooper;
(Note: With the exception of the correction of typographical or spelling errors that could be a source of ambiguity, letters and reports are not edited. The original formatting of letters and referee reports may not be reflected in this compilation.) Thank you again for submitting your work to Molecular Systems Biology. We have now heard back from the four referees who agreed to evaluate your manuscript. As you will see from the reports below, the referees, particularly the last three, were cautiously supportive. They raised, however, substantial concerns, which, I am afraid to say, must preclude its publication in its present form. The reviewers provided detailed reports that raise a series of important technical and conceptual issues that will need to be convincingly addressed before this work would be acceptable for publication at Molecular Systems Biology. I highlight a few of these issues here: 1. More than one reviewer had issues with the quality of the presented gel data, and Reviewer #2 felt that the reproducibility of these results would need to be clearly demonstrated. Additional experiments and replicate analyses may be needed to address these concerns. In this case, we also ask that you provide the original unprocessed gel images for all gels presented in this work as supplemental material, in line with our policies on data release and scientific transparency. Please include the unprocessed/uncropped gel images as individual files within a single zip folder, and upload this is a supplemental dataset. Replicate gels should also be included when available. File names should clearly link the gels to the appropriate figure panels. 2. The reviewers found the phosphorylation-dependent changes in protein stability somewhat