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近几个月来,越来越多的相关研究论文将COVID-19视为全球大流行。通过对这些出版物的文献计量分析,可以确定研究方向和热点。利用Web of Science数据库,我们扫描了2020年至2022年有关COVID-19的全球文献。使用“COVID-19”和“遗传多态性”等关键词进行搜索,可以找到相关的出版物。使用CiteSpace对这些文章进行文献计量学分析。我们确定了438篇关于COVID-19基因多态性的出版物。引用次数方面,《自然》以271次排名第一。Veronica Tisato, Giuseppe Fiorentino, Naoki Yamamoto和Ingrid Fricke-Galindo是最多产的作者(每人有4篇文章)。被引用最多的组织是德黑兰医学科学大学,有14篇文章。美国是最多产的合作者,有76篇文章。白细胞介素-6基因(IL-6)多态性于2020年首次被研究。ACE2基因多态性自2021年以来一直是研究的重点。美国对这一领域作出了重大贡献。ACE2基因G8790A多态性与COVID-19及其严重程度的关系可能是未来研究的热点。
Human Genetic Polymorphisms Contributing to Coronavirus Disease 2019 Susceptibility: A Bibliometric Analysis via CiteSpace
A growing number of related research papers have been published in recent months about COVID-19 as a global pandemic. Research directions and hot topics can be identified by bibliometric analysis of these publications. Using the Web of Science database, we scanned the global literature
about COVID-19 from 2020 to 2022.A search using keywords such as “COVID-19” and “genetic polymorphisms” led to relevant publications. A bibliometric analysis of these articles was conducted using CiteSpace. We identified 438 publications on COVID-19 with genetic polymorphisms.
In terms of citation counts, Nature ranked first with 271 citations. Veronica Tisato, Giuseppe Fiorentino, Naoki Yamamoto, and Ingrid Fricke-Galindo were the most productive authors (each having 4 articles). The most cited organization is Tehran University of Medical Sciences with fourteen
articles. USA is the most prolific collaborator with 76 articles. The polymorphism in the interleukin-6 gene (IL-6) was first studied in 2020. ACE2 gene polymorphism has been the focus of research since 2021. A major contribution to this field was made by the USA. The relationship of ACE2
gene G8790A polymorphism with COVID-19 and severity may be future hotspots.