Ethics & Policies

1. Conflict of Interest

If the author or his unit has an economic relationship with other people or institutions, there will be a conflict of interest. It is the safest way to fully explain to the editor. Failure to explain the conflict of interest may result in the editor making a statement in the correction column of this journal. All contributions to this journal must include a statement on all relationships that may be considered as potential conflicts of interest. The editor may use this information as a basis for the editorial department's decision-making. If the editor thinks it is important for readers to judge the value of the article, he will publish these statements of conflict of interest.

• The corresponding author should ensure that he has obtained all data and materials in the research process and is fully responsible for the submission of articles.
• At the end of the article, all authors must list the subheading of "statement of conflict of interest", indicating the economic or personal relationship with others or institutions that may have an undue impact (bias) on their work. Economic conflicts of interest include the employment relationship, consultancy or consulting services, shareholding, honorary positions, paid expert evidence, patents or patent applications, and travel subsidies within 3 years after the start of the research work involved in the submission. If there is no conflict of interest, the author should indicate it in the article.

2. Funding Statement

All sources of research funding must be explained in the final thank you section of the article. If there are funders, at the end of the method section, the author must list the subheading of "Funding by" to explain the role of research funders in research design, data collection, analysis and interpretation, article writing and submission decisions. If there is no method part in the article, the role of the funder should be explained in the "Acknowledgment". If the Funder is not involved in the above process, the author should also explain.

3. Ownership of Copyright

After the article is published, the copyright of open access literature belongs to the author himself. The author agrees to authorize the publishing right, distribution right, modification right under the premise of keeping the integrity of the paper, reproduction right of print and electronic version, network communication right, compilation right, translation right and other rights related to the paper allowed by laws and regulations to MOSP free of charge. Without the written permission of MOSP, the author cannot authorize others and institutions to publish any part of the paper in any form.

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4. Author Commitment

• The paper is an original manuscript, without multiple submissions;
• The authors who signed the paper have made substantial contributions to the manuscript, and there is no dispute over their signatures;
• The data and pictures listed in this paper are true and reliable, and do not involve any academic misconduct;
• The paper does not violate the copyright agreement between the author and other publishing institutions, and does not violate the confidentiality agreement between the author and his cooperative institutions. In case of infringement or disclosure, the author shall bear the responsibility.
• No conflict of interest.

5. Ethical Statement

If the paper involves human or animal ethics, it needs to be declared in the paper, and the ethics committee of the unit and institution will issue the review report on human or animal ethics.