后生物:绘制趋势的地图
Veroniki Stelmach1, George Stavrou2, Ioannis Theodorou3
1Department of Surgery, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, 54636 Thessaloniki, Greece.
Nutrients
|September 28, 2024
概括
图书统计分析显示,自2021年以来,关于后生物学的评论文章数量急剧增加,中国和印度的贡献很大. 这一趋势凸显了越来越多的兴趣,但可能会超过原始研究,需要更多的临床试验才能得出强有力的结论.
科学领域:
- 微生物学和生物技术
- 营养科学 营养科学
- 科学出版的趋势 科学出版的趋势
背景情况:
- 后ISAPP共识定义促使后生物学的评论出版物显著增加.
- 评论文章的数量似乎与该领域的初级研究不成比例.
- 图书统计分析对于理解新兴科学领域的研究趋势和生产力至关重要.
研究的目的:
- 进行关于后生物学的评论文章的文献计量分析.
- 确定后生物研究中的出版趋势,地理分布和关键期刊.
- 评估大量引用的后生物评论文章的引用影响.
主要方法:
- 在PubMed数据库中搜索关于后生物学的评论文章.
- 收录标准:2021年11月至2024年6月期间发表的文章.
- 分析出版量,国家生产率,期刊影响因素,作者归属和引用数量.
主要成果:
- 在2021年11月至2024年6月期间,发表了92篇评论文章,平均每月2.9篇文章.
- 中国,波兰,意大利,伊朗和印度是最具生产力的国家.
- 最受引用的文章发表在具有影响力的期刊上,如食品,EBioMedicine,生物分子和前线. 营养 营养 营养
结论:
- 大量的后生物审查可能会超过当前的初级研究成果.
- 进一步的临床试验至关重要,以加深对后生菌疗效的理解,并得出关于后生菌疗效的强有力的结论.
- 图书统计数据表明,全球对后生物学的研究兴趣正在迅速扩大.
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