Paper network
1,637,757 papers, each placed beside the organisms, compounds and genes its claims name. Two papers are linked when their claims on the same question — one organism, one treatment, one trait — give results that differ (24,747 pairs) or, for a named compound or organism, the same result (48,314 pairs), or when one cites the other (11,480,288). Each link opens both claims; a difference comes with the dose, test system or situation that separates the two, where the records name one.
Map of the papers
The 3,000 most connected papers and every paper with a result that differs or matches; zooming in shows more, up to 1,637,757.
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Scroll or use the buttons to zoom, drag to move, click a paper to open its links. Papers are core papers of the release. A link compares one claim of each paper on a question of the questions pages: the agent alone against no treatment, on the same trait. Same-result links come from questions keyed by a named compound or organism, of at most 50 papers; results-differ links also from questions keyed by a class of treatment such as irrigation or nitrogen, of at most 50 papers. Results are read from the claims by program; every link of results that differ was accepted by two model reviewers reading both claims, and what separates the two comes from the claims’ recorded dose, test system and situation. Each link shows both claims. Citations come from the papers’ OpenAlex reference lists.