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Dear XXXX
Thank you for your submission of XXXX and for the above-mentioned Communication. We are unfortunately unable to accept your manuscript for publication in CHEMISTRY - A EUROPEAN JOURNAL.
Since considerably more Communications are received than we can possibly publish in the limited available space, a selection process has to be applied. In the course of this an article is first assessed whether it fits into the journalªQ program, whether it is likely to attract the attention of a wider readership, and whether its scientific quality is very high. In view of the fact that we can only accept the upper 40% of papers submitted we return all manuscripts to the authors immediately once we receive an outspoken negative report, particularly when the initial editorial assessment considered the content of the paper to be more suitable for a specialized journal.
We are sorry to have to disappoint you but trust that you will understand our decision based on this policy. This fast reaction should allow to submit your manuscript as early as possible to another journal. Please note that one should only appeal against such decisions when a great factual error in the referee report seems to be the basis for the decision. An appeal will not be considered if it is "only" a difference of opinion.
Sincerely yours,
Dr. Lobat Doostdar
Associate Editor
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Referee 1:
Importance: C) less important
Hypotheses Yes/No: Yes
Appropriate Length: Yes
Different Journal: Asian Journal of Organic Chemistry
Recommend Acceptance: D) No *)
Referee Letter: The manuscript describes a XXXX based fluorescent probe for XXX. The work is an extension of Prof. XXX work (ref. 8). In this study, they studied XXX dyes that emit at longer wavelengths. The XXX derivatives are also based on known dyes. Although they emit at 620-643 nm, a NIR probe emitting at longer wavelength (~800 nm) is already reported by Prof. XXXX Neither useful information nor novel concept is provided in this work. Therefore, I do not recommend its publication in this journal.
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Referee 2:
This is a clean report that describes a red-shifted XXX fluorescent probe for XXX detection. The wavelength of excitation is useful for common 594 nm laser lines, and appropriate spectroscopic and cell imaging controls have been performed. I recommend publication without change to the science, only that one other relevant review on XXX probes be cited in the introduction that covers some aspects of the XXXX
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