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. 2022;22(8):629-638.
doi: 10.2174/1568026622666220307125446.

Bibliometric Analysis: Nanotechnology and COVID-19

Claure Nain Lunardi  1 , Fernanda Lima Subrinho  1 , Mirella Paula de Freitas Barros  1 , Raiane Cavalcante Lima  1 , Ana Clara Magalhaes de Queiroz Melo  1 , Daniela de Melo Barbosa  1 , Luana Gouveia De Negreiros  1 , Brenda Soares Rodrigues  1 , Mateus Sousa Neiva  1 , Joao Victor Ribeiro Linhares  1 , Gabriel Farrapeira Dalla Costa  1 , Anderson de Jesus Gomes  1
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Bibliometric Analysis: Nanotechnology and COVID-19

Claure Nain Lunardi et al. Curr Top Med Chem. 2022.

Abstract

Background: COVID-19 pandemic information is critical to study it further, but the virus has still not been confined. In addition, even if there is no longer any threat, more knowledge may be gathered from these resources.

Methods: The data used in this study was gathered from several scientific areas and the links between them. Since the COVID-19 pandemic has not been fully contained, and additional information can be gleaned from these references, bibliometric analysis of it is important Results: A total of 155 publications on the topic of "COVID-19" and the keyword "nanotechnology" was identified in the Scopus database between 2020 and 2021 in a network visualization map.

Conclusion: As a result, our analysis was conducted appropriately to provide a comprehensive understanding of COVID-19 and nanotechnology and prospective research directions for medicinal chemistry.

Keywords: Bibliometric data; COVID-19; drug delivery; medicinal chemistry; nanotechnology; target.

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