In "Adenosine Dysfunction in Epilepsy and Associated Comorbidities" we cited two papers "Zhang Y, Wang X, Tang C, Guan Y, Chen F, Gao Q, et al. Genetic variations of adenosine kinase as predictable biomarkers of efficacy of vagus nerve stimulation in patients with pharmacoresistant epilepsy. Journal of Neurosurgery 2021; 1-10."
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"Li T, Ren G, Kaplan DL, Boison D. Human mesenchymal stem cell grafts engineered to release adenosine reduce chronic seizures in a mouse model of CA3-selective epileptogenesis. Epilepsy Res 2009; 84(2-3): 238-41."
Dear LI
You can add two references but as an experience, it is better to use a newer and more valid (based on journal impact factor).
If you want to tell there are many similar studies, use 2 refs.
If you want to tell a trend, use 2 refs.
Although it is not clear what the challenge with siting the two papers are, the paper by Zhang and colleagues (2021) seem to be sufficiently related to your work. However, citing the two of them doesn't take anything away from the work
Dear Tianfu Li ,
If you scroll down while looking at your paper, you can see that quite a number of references are not recognized by the RG search engine. This has to do with two things: the search engine is not perfect (it is not always able to recognize the citation) and/or the metadata provided by the publisher is not recognized or contains errors.
The bad news is that you cannot do that much about it. The good news is that during time more and more citations are recognized (and somewhere around August this year RG promise to improve the performance in this respect).
I noticed that one of the papers you mentioned is around here on two different places:
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/354336131_Genetic_variations_of_adenosine_kinase_as_predictable_biomarkers_of_efficacy_of_vagus_nerve_stimulation_in_patients_with_pharmacoresistant_epilepsy
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/354372112_Genetic_variations_of_adenosine_kinase_as_predictable_biomarkers_of_efficacy_of_vagus_nerve_stimulation_in_patients_with_pharmacoresistant_epilepsy
You can merge these two (and might help to solve your issue a little bit). See for info how for example https://explore.researchgate.net/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=950413 (for other type of questions scroll down on (a) page here in RG and click Help Center).
Best regards.
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