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Most cited papers from American Association for Anatomy

What are the most cited papers from American Association for Anatomy?

The most cited paper from American Association for Anatomy is "AComparative analysis of the development of the primary somatosensory cortex: Interspecies similarities during barrel and laminar development" (Frank Lambert Rice, C. M. Gomez, Chris Barstow et al., 1985), with 126 citations. Next come "A clinical anatomy curriculum for the medical student of the 21st century: Gross anatomy" (88) and "Protocol for the dosimetry of X- and gamma-ray beams with maximum energies between 0-6 and 50 MeV" (50).

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1 AComparative analysis of the development of the primary somatosensory cortex: Interspecies similarities during barrel and laminar development Frank Lambert Rice, C. M. Gomez, Chris Barstow et al. · The Journal of Comparative Neurology 22 Jun 1985 126
2 A clinical anatomy curriculum for the medical student of the 21st century: Gross anatomy Robert Josselyn Leonard · Clinical Anatomy 1996 88
3 Protocol for the dosimetry of X- and gamma-ray beams with maximum energies between 0-6 and 50 MeV Scientific Committee on Radiation Dosimetry (SCRAD) · Physics in Medicine and Biology Open access Jul 1971 50
4 On New Opportunities for Absorptiometry José Luis Ferretti, H. Schießl, Harold M. Frost · Journal of Clinical Densitometry Mar 1998 48
5 Evidence that some events of mammalian embryogenesis can result from differential growth, making migration unnecessary Raymond Frank Gasser · The Anatomical Record Part B The New Anatomist Mar 2006 36
6 Development of the octopus cell area in the cat ventral cochlear nucleus Ann Marie Schwartz, Eileen S. Kane · American Journal of Anatomy 1977 26
7 Regulation of neural crest development by the formin family protein Daam1 Olga Ossipova, Ryan R. Kerney, Jean‐Pierre Saint‐Jeannet et al. · genesis Open access 19 Apr 2018 16
8 Indirect way to estimate peak joint loads in life and in skeletal remains (insights from a new paradigm) Harold M. Frost · The Anatomical Record Open access Jul 1997 15
9 The imperative for scientific societies to change the face of academia: Recommendations for immediate action Melissa A. Carroll, Shawn Boynes, Loydie Anne Jerome‐Majewska et al. · The Anatomical Record Open access 21 Aug 2021 14
10 The Bible the flock will not follow Jeffrey Todd Laitman · Anatomical Sciences Education Open access May 2009 10
11 William Cowper and his decorated copperplate initials Mark A Sanders · The Anatomical Record Part B The New Anatomist 2005 6
12 Evaluating the role of high-sensitivity C-reactive protein in asthmatic Iraqi patients and its correlation with parameters of patients’ clinical characteristics and pulmonary function tests Muhammed Saleh Najdat, Ahmed M Lutfi · Asian Journal of Medical Sciences Open access 6 Jan 2016 3
13 Gallbladder and Bile Ducts Philip Thorek Book chapter 1985 3
14 Dysencephalia Splanchnocystica, AKA Meckel–Gruber syndrome: A Systematic Review and the First Case Report from Iraq Mohammed Hussein Assi, Ahmed Al-Imam · Modern Applied Science ReviewOpen access 13 Jan 2019 2
15 Interconnectedness of anatomy Bruce M. Carlson · The Anatomical Record Open access Apr 1998 2
16 Pelvic Viscera Philip Thorek Book chapter 1985 1
17 The Imperative for Scientific Societies to Change the Face of Academia: Recommendations for Immediate Action Loydie A. Jerome‐Majewska, Melissa A. Carroll, Shawn Boynes et al. · The FASEB Journal May 2022 1
18 A Demographic and Biochemical Analytic of Cases of G6PD Deficiency: A Cross-Sectional Study from the Middle East Ahmed Al-Imam · Preprints.org PreprintOpen access 16 Oct 2018 1
19 Sergey Fedoroff: A Pioneer of the Neuronal Regeneration. Tribute from the Pan American Association of Anatomy Ricardo Jorge Losardo, Rolando Cruz Gutiérrez, José Carlos Prates et al. · International Journal of Morphology Open access Jun 2015 1
20 Capitol hill update John Olds · The Anatomical Record Feb 1998 1
21 Blood Supply of the Gut Philip Thorek Book chapter 1985 1
22 Sympathetic Chain Philip Thorek Book chapter 1985 0
23 Ureters Philip Thorek Book chapter 1985 0
24 Neurovascular Structures Philip Thorek Book chapter 1985 0
25 Spleen Philip Thorek Book chapter 1985 0
26 Cranial Nerves Philip Thorek Book chapter 1985 0
27 Abdominal Walls Philip Thorek Book chapter 1985 0
28 The A.J. Ladman AAA/Wiley Exemplary Service Award Duane E. Haines · The Anatomical Record Part B The New Anatomist Jul 2005 0
29 Elbow Philip Thorek Book chapter 1985 0
30 Wrist Philip Thorek Book chapter 1985 0
31 Face Philip Thorek Book chapter 1985 0
32 Thigh Philip Thorek Book chapter 1985 0
33 Brain Philip Thorek Book chapter 1985 0
34 Hip Philip Thorek Book chapter 1985 0
35 Hand Philip Thorek Book chapter 1985 0
36 Pancreas Philip Thorek Book chapter 1985 0
37 Female Perineum Philip Thorek Book chapter 1985 0
38 Scalp Philip Thorek Book chapter 1985 0
39 Diaphragm Philip Thorek Book chapter 1985 0
40 Foot Philip Thorek Book chapter 1985 0
41 Redefining rats, nice, and birds [3] Joseph C. Besharse, B. M. Carlson, Donald P. Jenkins et al. · Science 2 Apr 1999 0
42 The 2006 Henry Gray Award Duane E. Haines · The Anatomical Record Part B The New Anatomist May 2006 0
43 Vertebral Column, Vertebral (Spinal) Canal, and Spinal Cord Philip Thorek Book chapter 1985 0
44 Anterolateral Region of the Neck Philip Thorek Book chapter 1985 0
45 The fourth International Congress of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences, 1952 Harold Cummins · American Journal of Physical Anthropology Jun 1953 0
46 Anatomical nomenclature 1972 Raymund Lull Zwemer · American Journal of Anatomy Oct 1972 0
47 Tribute to Professor Keiichi TANAKA, a Scientist and an Artist Liberato J.A. DiDio · Archivum histologicum japonicum Open access 1992 0
48 DD is fully compliant (and then some) with NIH and other funding agencies Gary C. Schoenwolf, Parker B. Antin, Swapna Padhye et al. · Developmental Dynamics Open access 11 Aug 2008 0
49 Anatomy comes to life at AAA annual meeting/EB 2006 … especially for young anatomists Andrea Pendleton · The Anatomical Record Part B The New Anatomist Open access Nov 2005 0
50 AAA provides funds for two‐day mini‐meeting combined with experimental biology Andrea Pendleton · The Anatomical Record Part B The New Anatomist Open access 2005 0

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