Gurmeet -- The way I was told was the first author is the primary author 
and the last author is the person who runs the lab.  The authors 
in-between are listed by contribution.  mas tarde, EJF



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Dear List members.
In case of a multi-authored papers, what is the significance of position 
in
authorship ? For example, how are first author, second author ,
corresponding author or the last author   rated for their contribution to
a manuscript ?

Quite often, there are conflicts/arguments among the authors with respect 
to
their position in a manuscript. Do there exist any set of relevant rules? 
Is
it entirely depended on the P.I. ( Principal Investigator)?

I hope to get comments from you on this.

Regards
Gurmeet

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