Open Access Fees and Funding | Bone Marrow Transplantation

Authors may need to take specific actions to achieve compliance with funder and institutional open access mandates. If your research is supported by a funder that requires immediate open

access (e.g. according to Plan S principles) then you should select the gold OA route, and we will direct you to the compliant route where possible. For authors selecting the subscription

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author or any third party may assert apply to any version of the manuscript. BENEFITS OF OPEN ACCESS Publishing OA offers a number of benefits, including greater reach and readership for

your work: Find out more about benefits of OA. ARTICLE PROCESSING CHARGES (APC) Authors who publish open access in _Bone Marrow Transplantation_ are required to pay an article processing

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