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Therefore, the Cit variant arose within the LTEE and is not a contaminant.
Therefore, the Cit variant arose within the LTEE and is not a contaminant.
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The short 14-day [[peer review | PEER REVIEW]] period, measured from the day the paper was sent out for review to the day of formal contribution by Lenski after acceptance, is unusual but a choice editors sometimes pursue for papers with wide potential significance. As it takes from half a day to two days to review a paper, the period is adequate for review if the editor confirmed in advance that the reviewers agreed to an accelerated review.
The astoundingly short 14-day [[peer review | PEER REVIEW]] period, measured from the day the paper was sent out for review to the day of formal contribution by Lenski after acceptance, raises questions as to whether there was any meaningful peer review of this at all.
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