通过文献计量方法解释出版范式:纳米科学和铁化之间的相互作用的一个例子
Zhengwei Huang1, Wenhao Wang2, Lei Shu1
1College of Pharmacy Jinan University Guangzhou P.R. China.
Health care science
|June 28, 2024
概括
这项研究分析了调节铁衰的纳米药物的研究领域. 关键发现揭示了对癌症治疗机制的日益关注,并突出了这一跨学科领域未来的探索方向.
科学领域:
- 跨学科的研究跨越材料科学,化学和药理学.
- 专注于纳米技术在医学和科学创新的应用.
背景情况:
- 铁化是一种具有显著治疗潜力的关键新兴药物标.
- 铁和纳米科学的交集在纳米医学开发中提供了有前途的应用.
- 全球对 Ferroptosis 调节纳米药物的兴趣日益增长,需要了解出版景观.
研究的目的:
- 为了阐明 Ferroptosis 调节纳米药物的出版范式.
- 描述过去六年的发展趋势,并确定相关研究中的革命性转变.
- 建议未来的研究方向在与铁灭相关的纳米科学.
主要方法:
- 从科学网络核心收藏中对327份文档进行了图书统计分析.
- 审查过去六年出版趋势.
- 合分析以确定基础研究和有影响力的作品.
主要成果:
- 研究主要集中在材料科学,化学和药理学和药学.
- 中国在出版物方面处于领先地位,其次是美国和澳大利亚,这表明了强大的国际合作和资金.
- 铁变的关键分子机制和纳米医学实例构成了后续研究的基础.
- 在癌症治疗中对ferroptosis调节的机制评估是当前的研究热点.
结论:
- 图书统计分析为理解纳米科学-铁病研究中的出版范式提供了一个强大的框架.
- 详细分析的图书识别资料突出了该领域的结构和演变.
- 这项研究提供了有关铁亡相关纳米科学的现状和未来轨迹的见解.
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