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3,641 papers · page 19 of 37 · the most cited first · ← Nature 2021

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  1. A heritable, non-genetic road to cancer evolution ↗Tamara Prieto, Dan Avi Landau4 citations
  2. A massive effort links protein-coding gene variants to health ↗Yukinori Okada, Qingbo S. Wang4 citations
  3. A simple text has the power to increase COVID vaccinations ↗Max Kozlov4 citations
  4. Activation of retinal neurons triggers tumour formation in cancer-prone mice ↗Varun Venkataramani, Frank Winkler4 citations
  5. African scientists race to test COVID drugs — but face major hurdles ↗Abdullahi Tsanni4 citations
  6. An epigenetic tipping point in cancer comes under the microscope ↗Martyna W. Sroka, Christopher R. Vakoc4 citations
  7. Ancient oaks of Europe are archives — protect them ↗Christian Sonne, Changlei Xia, Su Shiung Lam4 citations
  8. Anthropocene event idea is empowering ↗Jan Kunnas4 citations
  9. Arctic sea ice hits 2021 minimum ↗Tosin Thompson4 citations
  10. Astronomers victimized colleagues — and put historic Swedish department in turmoil ↗Alexandra Witze4 citations
  11. Australian funder backflips on controversial preprint ban ↗Clare Watson4 citations
  12. Before making a mammoth, ask the public ↗Victoria L. Herridge4 citations
  13. Bioelectronic devices could treat autoimmune disease ↗Julianna Photopoulos4 citations
  14. Brazilian road proposal threatens famed biodiversity hotspot ↗Meghie Rodrigues4 citations
  15. Breaking the binary by coming out as a trans scientist ↗Robin Aguilar4 citations
  16. By the numbers: counting the costs of infectious illness ↗4 citations
  17. COP26 didn’t solve everything — but researchers must stay engaged ↗4 citations
  18. COP26: set a minimum global carbon price for emissions ↗Stefano Carattini4 citations
  19. COVID and mass sport events: early studies yield limited insights ↗Holly Else4 citations
  20. COVID ‘Fast Grants’ sped up pandemic science ↗Holly Else4 citations
  21. COVID-19: living guidelines help fix cracks in evidence pipeline ↗Per Olav Vandvik, Lisa Maree Askie, Fiona C. Glen et al.4 citations
  22. Cameroon: doubt could mean vaccine doses expire ↗Adidja Amani, Yap Boum, Pierre Ongolo‐Zogo4 citations
  23. Cardiovascular diseases disrupt the bone-marrow niche ↗Tomer Itkin, Shahin Rafii4 citations
  24. Chain-mail fabric stiffens under confining pressure ↗Laurent Orgéas4 citations
  25. China’s publications: fewer but better ↗Jianping Li, Xiaoqian Zhu, Dengsheng Wu4 citations
  26. Clever substitutions reveal magnetism in zigzag graphene nanoribbons ↗Aran García-Lekue, Daniel Sánchez‐Portal4 citations
  27. Collect more data from Africa to improve gene therapy ↗Ambroise Wonkam4 citations
  28. Daily briefing: Inside Merck’s COVID drug, molnupiravir ↗Flora Graham4 citations
  29. Daily briefing: Thwaites Glacier closer to collapse ↗Flora Graham4 citations
  30. Decentralize the energy system so COVID does not slow clean energy ↗Anupam Kumar4 citations
  31. DeepMind’s AI helps untangle the mathematics of knots ↗Davide Castelvecchi4 citations
  32. Delaying a COVID vaccine’s second dose boosts immune response ↗Heidi K. Ledford4 citations
  33. Diagnosing Earth: the science behind the IPCC’s upcoming climate report ↗Jeff Tollefson4 citations
  34. Diet comparison suggests a lipid imbalance can slow tumour growth ↗Giulia Salvadori, Valter Daniel Longo4 citations
  35. Do microbes affect athletic performance? ↗Simon J. Makin4 citations
  36. Earthquakes triggered by underground fluid injection modelled for a tectonically active oil field ↗Mirko van der Baan4 citations
  37. Earth’s eccentric orbit paced the evolution of marine phytoplankton ↗Rosalind E. M. Rickaby4 citations
  38. Electron crystals come under the microscope ↗Carmen Rubio-Verdú4 citations
  39. Evidence that overnight fasting could extend healthy lifespan ↗Stephen L. Helfand, Rafael de Cabo4 citations
  40. Fieldwork at your fingertips: creative methods for social research under lockdown ↗Ash Watson, Marianne Clark, Clare Southerton et al.4 citations
  41. First nuclear detonation created ‘impossible’ quasicrystals ↗Davide Castelvecchi4 citations
  42. Frosty reception for algorithm that predicts research papers’ impact ↗Dalmeet Singh Chawla4 citations
  43. Funders, now is the time to invest big in COVID drugs ↗4 citations
  44. Gender balance at Nature Conferences: an update ↗4 citations
  45. Genetic therapies offer new hope against incurable brain diseases ↗Diana Kwon4 citations
  46. Genomic analysis identifies variants that can predict the timing of menopause ↗Krina T. Zondervan4 citations
  47. Half measures in One Health fail people and the environment ↗Andrew Peters, Carlos G. das Neves4 citations
  48. Head of Wellcome-funded Malawi health project investigated for bullying ↗Linda Nordling4 citations
  49. Helpline data used to monitor population distress in a pandemic ↗Cindy H. Liu, Alexander C. Tsai4 citations
  50. Homicide is a top cause of maternal death in the United States ↗Nidhi Subbaraman4 citations
  51. How electric acupuncture zaps inflammation in mice ↗Benjamin J. Thompson, Shamini Bundell4 citations
  52. How misconduct helped psychological science to thrive ↗Jelte M. Wicherts4 citations
  53. How pandemics strengthen links between viruses and autoimmunity ↗Anthony King4 citations
  54. How three missions to Venus could solve the planet’s biggest mysteries ↗Jonathan O’Callaghan4 citations
  55. How to buffer against an urban food shortage ↗Zia Mehrabi4 citations
  56. India — stop looking down on international collaborations ↗Arun K. Shukla4 citations
  57. India’s COVID crisis flags need to forecast variants ↗Anurag Agrawal4 citations
  58. Indonesia’s science super-agency must earn researchers’ trust ↗4 citations
  59. Innovative tools take aim at antibiotic-resistant microbes ↗Jyoti Madhusoodanan4 citations
  60. Iran is draining its aquifers dry ↗4 citations
  61. Iron and nickel vapours are present in most comets ↗Dennis Bodewits, Steven Bromley4 citations
  62. Link knowledge and action networks to tackle disasters ↗Jim Falk, Rita R. Colwell, Charles F. Kennel et al.4 citations
  63. Meet the food pioneer whose meat replacements are rocking the gravy boat ↗Jack Leeming4 citations
  64. Mystery gamma rays could help solve age-old lightning puzzle ↗Elizabeth Gibney4 citations
  65. Nanocrystals form a superfluorescent lattice mimicking the atomic structure of perovskite materials ↗Gerd Bacher4 citations
  66. Neanderthal-like ‘mini-brains’ created in lab with CRISPR ↗Ariana Remmel4 citations
  67. Oceanic fault zones reconstructed ↗Garrett T. Ito4 citations
  68. Ovarian cancer ↗Richard Hodson4 citations
  69. Peru to punish bending of clinical-trial rules ↗César Cabezas, Yamilée Hurtado-Roca, Víctor Suárez4 citations
  70. Preprint ban in grant applications deemed ‘plain ludicrous’ ↗Clare Watson4 citations
  71. Prestigious European grants might be biased, study suggests ↗Diana Kwon4 citations
  72. Quarter-dose of Moderna COVID vaccine still rouses a big immune response ↗Elie Dolgin4 citations
  73. Replication efforts have limited epistemic value ↗Kauê Machado Costa, Geoffrey M. Schoenbaum4 citations
  74. Reply to: A finding of sex similarities rather than differences in COVID-19 outcomes ↗Takehiro Takahashi, Mallory K. Ellingson, Patrick Wong et al.4 citations
  75. Reply to: Hippo signalling maintains ER expression and ER+ breast cancer growth ↗Adrian Britschgi, Joana Pinto Couto, Mohamed Bentires‐Alj4 citations
  76. Report exposes power gap at US universities ↗Chris Woolston4 citations
  77. Researchers voice dismay at all-male science Nobels ↗Katharine Sanderson4 citations
  78. Reversal of immune-cell shutdown protects the ageing brain ↗Jonas J. Neher4 citations
  79. Road map for domesticating multi-genome rice using gene editing ↗Diane Wang4 citations
  80. Rogue antibodies involved in almost one-fifth of COVID deaths ↗Diana Kwon4 citations
  81. Science community steps up to reform open access ↗Geoffrey Stewart Boulton, Ahmed C. Bawa, Dominique Babini et al.4 citations
  82. Science family of journals announces change to open-access policy ↗Richard Van Noorden4 citations
  83. Science outreach in my mother tongue ↗Ana Beatriz Souza Sá Teles, Flávia Viana4 citations
  84. Seed-inspired vehicles take flight ↗E. Farrell Helbling4 citations
  85. Sleeplessness and anxiety: PhD supervisors on toll of COVID pandemic ↗Holly Else4 citations
  86. Sperm CatSper ion channel swims into sharper focus ↗David E. Clapham, Raymond E. Hulse4 citations
  87. Sports science ↗Richard Hodson4 citations
  88. The greener route to indigo blue ↗James Mitchell Crow4 citations
  89. The hashtags that brought Black scientists together ↗Virginia L. Gewin4 citations
  90. The next frontier for human embryo research ↗Elizabeth Svoboda4 citations
  91. The quest to treat dry age-related macular degeneration ↗Michael S. Eisenstein4 citations
  92. The scientific workplace in 2021 ↗Chris Woolston4 citations
  93. Three questions to address rigour and reproducibility concerns in your grant proposal ↗Jennifer L. Wilson, Crystal M. Botham4 citations
  94. Tumours block protective muscle and nerve signals to cause cachexia ↗Teresa A. Zimmers4 citations
  95. US pledges to dramatically slash greenhouse emissions over next decade ↗Jeff Tollefson4 citations
  96. Ultracold chemical reactions reveal the quantum mechanism of product formation ↗Nandini Mukherjee4 citations
  97. Use microaffirmations and call out microaggressions to help others ↗Hannah Roberts4 citations
  98. Vaccination certificates could entrench inequality ↗Françoise E. Baylis, Natalie M. Kofler4 citations
  99. Vaccination: keep records secure with blockchain ↗Johnson Chun-Sing Cheung4 citations
  100. Why no mention of overpopulation in talk of food systems? ↗Paul R. Ehrlich4 citations

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