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                                            [0] => Antifungals from plants: a bibliometric analysis of the last two decades (2000-2020)
                                            [1] => Antifúngicos de plantas: un análisis bibliométrico de las últimas dos décadas (2000-2020)
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                                            [0] => Méndez Rodríguez, Daniel
                                            [1] => Escalona Arranz, Julio César
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                                            [0] => antifungal agents; bibliometrics; natural products; plants.
                                            [1] => antifúngicos; bibliometría; productos naturales; plantas.
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                                            [0] => This study aimed to analyse the world scientific production on antifungals from plants indexed in the Scopus database (2000-2020), highlighting the Cuban scientific production on this topic as a case study. Scopus raw data based on “antifungal” and “plants” hits were cleaned using the OpenRefine tool to eliminate similar and duplicate results. Cleaned data was processed using VOSviewer software for keyword-based bibliometric analysis. The 5000 most common words from the Corpus of Contemporary American English were excluded. A co-occurrence analysis was performed taking into account only authors keywords and using the complete count method. 24 084 documents were identified, of which 85.8% were original articles and 9.6% were reviews. The most productive journals were Journals of Ethnopharmacology, Natural Product Research and Fitoterapia. The annual scientific production was uniform with a linear growth. The thematic structure according to the co-occurrence network indicates that the most frequent terms were “essential oils”, “antioxidant”, “medicinal plants”, “Candida albicans” and “flavonoids”. In the case of Cuba, of the 64 publications on the subject, 90.6% were original articles and 6.3% were reviews. The Cuban magazines with the highest production were Revista Cubana de Plantas Medicinales and Biotecnología Aplicada. The most frequent terms according to the co-occurrence network in Cuban publications were “Staphylococcus aureus”, “Candida albicans”, “plant leaf”, “antimicrobial activity”, “medicinal plants” and “flavonoids”. These results prove that the global scientific community as well as the Cuban scientist are interested on the topic, further demonstrating that plants could become a reliable source of antifungal drugs.
                                            [1] => El objetivo del presente estudio fue analizar la producción científica mundial sobre antifúngicos de plantas recogida en la base de datos Scopus (2000-2020), con atención a la producción científica cubana como caso/estudio. Los datos resultantes de la búsqueda por coincidencia de las palabras “antifungal” y “plants” se filtraron con la herramienta OpenRefine, que eliminó resultados similares y duplicados. Se empleó el programa VOSviewer para el análisis bibliométrico basado en palabras claves, que excluyó las 5000 más comunes del Corpus of Contemporary American English. Se realizó un análisis de coocurrencia que consideró las palabras clave definidas por los autores en cada artículo a través del método de conteo completo. Se identificaron 24 084 documentos, de los cuales un 85,8 % resultaron artículos originales y un 9,6 %, artículos de revisión. Las revistas más productivas fueron Journals of Ethnopharmacology, Natural Product Research y Fitoterapia. La producción científica anual fue uniforme, con un crecimiento lineal. La red de coocurrencia indicó que los términos más frecuentes fueron “aceites esenciales”, “antioxidante”, “plantas medicinales”, “Candida albicans” y “flavonoides”. En Cuba, de las 64 publicaciones sobre el tema, el 90,6 % resultaron ser artículos originales y 6,3 %, artículos de revisión. Las revistas cubanas con mayor producción fueron Revista Cubana de Plantas Medicinales y Biotecnología Aplicada. Los términos más frecuentes en las publicaciones cubanas fueron “Staphylococcus aureus”, “Candida albicans”, “hojas de plantas”, “actividad antimicrobiana”, “plantas medicinales” y “flavonoides”. Estos resultados demuestran que, tanto la comunidad científica mundial como la cubana, manifiestan creciente interés en el tema, lo cual evidencia el potencial de las plantas como fuente confiable de medicamentos antifúngicos.
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                                    [date] => 2022-07-15
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                                            [0] => Revista Cubana de Información en Ciencias de la Salud; Vol. 33 (2022): Publicación continua
                                            [1] => 2307-2113
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