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The Microchimerism Literature Atlas.

Michael Christian Gruber¹, Daniel Kummer¹, Katja Sallinger¹

¹Division of Cell Biology, Histology and Embryology, Gottfried Schatz Research Centre, Medical University of Graz, Graz, Austria.

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Summary

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The Microchimerism Literature Atlas (MCLA) is a new online database for microchimerism (MC) research. It offers over 15,000 references and advanced search tools to identify trends in this field.

Keywords:

Literature atlas bibliographic database citation analysis microchimerism research tool research trend visualization

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Area of Science:

Immunology
Genetics
Developmental Biology

Background:

Microchimerism (MC) involves the transfer of cells between individuals.
Understanding MC requires comprehensive access to existing research.
Previous literature access has been fragmented, hindering systematic study.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a centralized, searchable online dataset for microchimerism research.
To provide tools for analyzing research trends and patterns in MC.

Main Methods:

Compilation of over 15,000 peer-reviewed articles and reviews from 1970 to present.
Development of a multidimensional search function with logical operators.
Implementation of data table views, graphical data representation, and visual citation analysis.

Main Results:

The Microchimerism Literature Atlas (MCLA) provides a structured dataset of MC literature.
Features include advanced search, data visualization, and export capabilities.
The MCLA facilitates the identification of research trends and patterns.

Conclusions:

The MCLA serves as an essential resource for the microchimerism research community.
Its adaptable framework can be applied to create literature datasets in other scientific fields.