The document summarizes a 2005 paper titled "Genes that mediate breast cancer metastasis to lungs" that identified genes responsible for breast cancer spreading to the lungs. It provides an analysis of the citations and impact of the paper, finding it was cited over 700 times across 165 journals, with the highest citations in Cancer Research. The document also reviews instances of author bias and press coverage for the 2005 paper.

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2. PAPER: Genes that mediate breast cancer metastasis to lungs 12/5/2005

3. Genes that mediate breast cancer metastasis to lung p518doi:10.1038/nature03799 Authors: Andy J. Minn Penn University, Sloan Kettering Cancer Centre Gaorav P Gupta, Paula D. Bos, WeipingShu, Dilip D giri, Agnes Viale, William L Gerald, Joan Massague Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Centre Peter M. Siegal McGill Adam B Olshen UCSF Helen Diller Cancer Centre

4. Web of knowledge: 544 citations

5. Pubmed: 163 citations

6. Review of figures Total number of citations = 707 All of the articles cited in PubMed were also cited in Web of Knowledge 165 different journals/ sources - most frequently cited: Cancer Research 8.09% Breast Cancer Research 3.31% Clinical and experimental metastasis 2.94% Types of papers 354 articles 113 reviews 5 letters 12 editorial material 11 proceeding papers 5 News items

8. NATURE PUBLISHING GROUP- 35 Articles

9. Nature reviews

10. British journal of cancer

12. IMPACTFACTORS (IN 21 CASES THE IMPACT FACTOR COULD NOT BE FOUND) HIGHEST 35.957 (CHEMICAL REVIEWS) LOWEST 1.588 (ONCOLOGY) MEAN = 11.369 MEDIAN= 9.517

13. PEER REVIEW AND PRESS COVERAGE ALL PAPERS WERE PEER REVIEWED 18 HAD PRESS COVERAGE E.g. Researchers deconstruct metastasis - Genetic clues revealed