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METALLOMICS
卷 14, 期 9, 页码 -出版社
OXFORD UNIV PRESS
DOI: 10.1093/mtomcs/mfac063
关键词
ferritin; iron loading; iron homeostasis; iron core; citation distortion
Belief in a specific scientific claim can gain unfounded authority through citation bias, amplification, and invention. This phenomenon is not limited to specific fields of science, as evidenced by a case study in the field of metallomics.
Analysis of citation networks in biomedical research has indicated that belief in a specific scientific claim can gain unfounded authority through citation bias (systematic ignoring of papers that contain content conflicting with a claim), amplification (citation to papers that don't contain primary data), and invention (citing content but claiming it has a different meaning). There is no a priori reason to expect that citation distortion is limited to particular fields of science. This Pespective presents a case study of the literature on maximum iron loading of the ferritin protein to illustrate that the field of metallomics is no exception to the rule that citation distortion is a widespread phenomenon.
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