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My experience of communicating with the staff at MDPI was positive. The reviews came quickly, were specific, and allowed me to improve the quality of the articles. The editors also communicated in a friendly manner.

Article in Microorganisms: Comparative Genomic Analysis of the Hydrocarbon-Oxidizing Dibenzothiophene-Desulfurizing Gordonia Strains

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Great service. Good people. Open access and speedy publication. Thank you for all of this.

Article in Microorganisms: Oak (Quercus robur) Associated Endophytic Paenibacillus sp. Promotes Poplar (Populus spp.) Root Growth In Vitro

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"I recently published in Microorganisms for the first time. I can only speak positively about the entire process. The sub-editors and proof-readers were extremely professional, helpful and understanding, and their response time was exceptionally quick. It was a pleasure dealing with you and I will gladly publish in this journal again."

Article in Microorganisms: The Opportunity for High-Performance Biomaterials from Methane

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"Working with Microorganisms has been a truly nice experience. The editors were very helpful, kind and generally promptly responsive. I appreciate the professional editorial work and the fast publication process. I will definitely recommend this Journal to my colleagues."

Article in Microorganisms: Generation of PHB from Spent Sulfite Liquor Using Halophilic Microorganisms

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"Publishing in the journal Microorganisms was very effective because of the stream-lined submission steps, robust reviewing process, open access ethos and incorporation of my article on bacterial population genetics in a special issue, "Antibiotic Resistance Mechanisms.‘’

Article in Microorganisms: Tackling Drug Resistant Infection Outbreaks of Global Pandemic Escherichia coli ST131 Using Evolutionary and Epidemiological Genomics

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Thank you for the professional handling of my 2 research papers in the journal, Microorganisms. I have now published 4 research papers in 3 MDPI-related journals (Microorganisms, Toxins, and Biomolecules). I enjoy the formatting of the paper for submission (in nearly the same format at the eventual paper), the quick response to questions, and the excellent reviews my papers receive allowing me to publish a more polished paper after addressing comments from reviewers. I enjoy the 'open access' at minimal cost to authors and hope that impact factors will be something added in the near future. I expect to be submitting more in the future."

Article in Microorganisms: Identification of Multiple Bacteriocins in Enterococcus spp. Using an Enterococcus-Specific Bacteriocin PCR Array

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"Microorganisms is an interesting and high-quality open access journal in the different scientific fields of Microbiology. For our experience, we can recommend our colleagues to consider this journal for the dissemination of their research results."

Article in Microorganisms: Role of Bacterial Exopolysaccharides as Agents in Counteracting Immune Disorders Induced by Herpes Virus

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"The publisher MDPI had a friendly and fluid dealing with authors.The reviewers performed positive contributions to the manuscript. Revision times and final opinion was agreed by the journal, there were no delays."

Article in Microorganisms: Bioactivities of Ketones Terpenes: Antifungal Effect on F. verticillioides and Repellents to Control Insect Fungal Vector, S. zeamais

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I wish to show my sincere gratitude towards the Journal of Microorganisms and MDPI by providing very friendly and professional service throughout the publication process. It is very pleasure to work with this unique system which is very quick and accurate. Your service is very clear and it was very glad to communicate with your editorial staff. It is a marvelous opportunity to connect with other researches in this platform. I'm looking forward to publish my research work with MDPI again. I wish you all the best and remarkable growth in the future. Thank you!

Article in Microorganisms: A Multi-Country, Single-Blinded, Phase 2 Study to Evaluate a Point-of-Need System for Rapid Detection of Leishmaniasis and Its Implementation in Endemic Settings

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