Global research trends and emerging opportunities for integrin adhesion complexes in cardiac repair: a scientometric analysis
Jiayu Lv, Zhenyue Fu, Haoran Zheng, Qingqiao Song
TL;DR
This paper analyzes global research trends on integrin adhesion complexes in cardiac repair, highlighting key contributors, disciplines, and emerging topics.
Contribution
A scientometric analysis revealing interdisciplinary trends and emerging research frontiers in integrin-based cardiac repair.
Findings
The United States leads in research output on cardiac integrin adhesion complexes.
Matricellular proteins and ECM components are identified as potential breakthrough areas in cardiac regeneration.
Keywords like Tenasin-C and inflammation represent recent research frontiers (2019–2023).
Abstract
Cardiac regenerative medicine has gained significant attention in recent years, and integrins are known to play a critical role in mediating cardiac development and repair, especially after an injury from the myocardial infarction (MI). Given the extensive research history and interdisciplinary nature of this field, a quantitative retrospective analysis and visualization of related topics is necessary. We performed a scientometric analysis of published papers on cardiac integrin adhesion complexes (IACs), including analysis of annual publications, disciplinary evolution, keyword co-occurrence, and literature co-citation. A total of 2,664 publications were finally included in the past 20 years. The United States is the largest contributor to the study and is leading this area of research globally. The journal Circulation Research attracts the largest number of high-quality…
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Taxonomy
TopicsCell Adhesion Molecules Research · Signaling Pathways in Disease · Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine