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The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2288/12/62/prepub wouldulikeike to acknowledge all the authors of the original studies, as well as collaborating authors of the two reviews.

We will also propose a timetable and a publication policy, including a list of anticipated publications, with a collaborative group authorship for these publications, to be discussed and agreed upon by all collaborating authors.

A group of collaborating authors with complementary expertise in environmental toxicology, nutritional epidemiology, aquatic ecology, economics, and public health practice together defined the outline and scope of this study.

The collaborating authors administered surveys during a single routinely scheduled teaching conference at each of their respective institutions in the final month of the academic year in 2005.

A survey (see Appendix 1) comprising 20 questions (11 multiple-choice and 9 true/false) was developed by the collaborating authors and reviewed for face and content validity.

In all phases of the study any uncertainty as to classification or indexing of information was discussed with the collaborating authors.

Furthermore, the degree of international collaboration based on co-author relationships was considerable, with US-based authors collaborating with authors in 41 different countries on a total of 243 papers.

RNA samples used for real-time RT-PCR were obtained from another study run by a collaborating author.

Moreover, MEA authors mainly collaborated with authors from the United States of America, India, United Kingdom, Germany, Canada, China, France, Japan, and Malaysia.

Prior research indicates that German authors tend to collaborate with authors at US universities to increase publication success of their research (Eisend and Schmidt 2014), which raises the question whether publication is driven by collaboration with US researchers compared to collaborations with researchers from other countries.

Arab authors collaborated most with authors from Europe region, especially from France and Germany, followed with authors in the Asia-Pacific region, especially from India and Pakistan.