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Most cited papers from Yamaguchi Prefectural Police

Yamaguchi Prefectural Police

What are the most cited papers from Yamaguchi Prefectural Police?

The most cited paper from Yamaguchi Prefectural Police is "An autopsy case of acetyl fentanyl intoxication caused by insufflation of ‘designer drugs’" (Izumi Takase, Takako Koizumi, Ihoko Fujimoto et al., 2016), with 83 citations. Next come "Contribution of charred plant fragments to soil organic carbon in Japanese volcanic ash soils containing black humic acids" (68) and "Development of microsatellite markers in cultivated and wild species of sections Cepa and Phyllodolon in Allium" (27).

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Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
#	Paper
1	An autopsy case of acetyl fentanyl intoxication caused by insufflation of ‘designer drugs’ Izumi Takase, Takako Koizumi, Ihoko Fujimoto et al. · Legal Medicine	18 May 2016	83
2	Contribution of charred plant fragments to soil organic carbon in Japanese volcanic ash soils containing black humic acids Hiroyuki Shindo, Toshimasa Honna, Seiji Yamamoto et al. · Organic Geochemistry	24 Feb 2004	68
3	Development of microsatellite markers in cultivated and wild species of sections Cepa and Phyllodolon in Allium Naoyuki Araki, Shin-ichi Masuzaki, Hikaru Tsukazaki et al. · Euphytica Open access	Dec 2009	27
4	Chromosomal Locations of Microsatellites in Onion Shin-ichi Masuzaki, Naoyuki Araki, Naoki Yamauchi et al. · HortScience Open access	Apr 2006	19
5	Comparison of humus composition of charred Susuki (Eulalia,Miscanthus sinensis) plants before and after HNO3treatment Haruo Shindo, Hiromi Honma · Soil Science & Plant Nutrition Open access	Dec 1998	18
6	Comparison of measurement methods for carboxyhemoglobin in blood samples based on visible spectra with 17 institutions Takeshi Ohmori, Yusuke Saito, Kou Mamiya et al. · Forensic Toxicology Open access	7 Mar 2019	5
7	Rapid and robust speciation/quantitative analysis of arsenous acid and related metabolites in serum by liquid chromatography–inductively coupled plasma-tandem mass spectrometry Yuko Kazui, Hikoto Ohta, Daisuke Watanabe et al. · Forensic Toxicology	31 May 2019	4
8	Microscopic observation of charred plant fragments isolated from several Ando soil samples by the specific gravity method Hiromi Honma, Toshimasa Honna, Sadahiro Yamamoto et al. · Soil Science & Plant Nutrition Open access	Dec 2002	4
9	Modeling households’ decisions on reconstruction of houses damaged by earthquakes––Japanese case study Hiroyuki Sakakibara, Haruka Murakami, Sakae Esaki et al. · Natural Hazards	9 May 2007	4
10	DNA Polymorphism of Chloroplast SSR Regions in Various Vegetables and its Application to Analyses of Interspecific Polymorphisms in Allium species Naoyuki Araki, Naoki Yamauchi, Masayoshi Shigyo · Horticultural Research (Japan) Open access	2010	2
11	Studies on Japanese Pickle “Suguki-zuke” (Part 4) Teisuke Fukuhara, Kunisato Fujiwara, Eiji Mukai et al. · Eiyo to shokuryo/Eiyo To Shokuryo Open access	1966	0
12	Households' choice on reconstruction of a damaged house after an earthquake: characteristics of decisions and effects of subsidies Hiroyuki Sakakibara, Hitomi Murakami, Sakae Esaki et al. · International Journal of Risk Assessment and Management	2008	0

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