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Rodrigo Weingrill

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Name Number of Publications Most Recent Publication Publications by All Authors Concept Score Why?
Water Pollutants, Chemical
1
2023
164
0.770
 Why?
Trophoblasts
1
2017
24
0.620
 Why?
Embryo Implantation
1
2017
32
0.610
 Why?
Receptors, CCR
1
2017
24
0.610
 Why?
Chemokines, CC
1
2017
51
0.600
 Why?
Blastocyst
1
2017
48
0.590
 Why?
Leukocytes, Mononuclear
1
2017
234
0.540
 Why?
Monocytes
1
2017
257
0.520
 Why?
Plastics
1
2023
10
0.230
 Why?
Environmental Pollution
1
2023
18
0.230
 Why?
Environmental Monitoring
1
2023
192
0.210
 Why?
Pregnancy
1
2023
1549
0.160
 Why?
Oligodeoxyribonucleotides, Antisense
1
2017
17
0.160
 Why?
Antigens, Differentiation
1
2017
25
0.150
 Why?
Mice, Inbred Strains
1
2017
116
0.150
 Why?
Chemotaxis
1
2017
60
0.150
 Why?
Hawaii
1
2023
1929
0.150
 Why?
Antibodies, Neutralizing
1
2017
109
0.150
 Why?
Protein Transport
1
2017
302
0.140
 Why?
Transforming Growth Factor beta
1
2017
197
0.140
 Why?
Cell Differentiation
1
2017
587
0.120
 Why?
Cells, Cultured
1
2017
1518
0.110
 Why?
Female
2
2023
20969
0.100
 Why?
Mice
1
2017
5913
0.070
 Why?
Animals
1
2017
15081
0.050
 Why?
Humans
1
2023
37093
0.040
 Why?
Male
1
2017
20025
0.040
 Why?
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