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2017 Latest Impact Factors (2016 Journal Citation Reports, Thomson Reuters) See discussions, stats, and author profiles for this publication at: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/317639994 2017 Latest Impact Factors (2016 Journal Citation Reports, Thomson Reuters) Research · June 2017 CITATIONS READS 0 23,550 1 author: Anket Sharma Guru Nanak Dev University 42 PUBLICATIONS 34 CITATIONS SEE PROFILE Some of the authors of this publication are also working on these related projects: Brassinosteroids and Abiotic Stress management in Plants View project 24-epibrassinolide regulated detoxification of imidacloprid in Brassica juncea L. View project All content following this page was uploaded by Anket Sharma on 17 June 2017. The user has requested enhancement of the downloaded file. Journal Data Filtered By: Selected JCR Year: 2016 Selected Editions: SCIE,SSCI Selected Category Scheme: WoS Journal Impact Rank Full Journal Title Total Cites Eigenfactor Score Factor 1 CA-A CANCER JOURNAL FOR CLINICIANS 24,539 187.040 0.064590 2 NEW ENGLAND JOURNAL OF MEDICINE 315,143 72.406 0.700770 3 NATURE REVIEWS DRUG DISCOVERY 28,750 57.000 0.060820 4 CHEMICAL REVIEWS 159,155 47.928 0.246600 5 LANCET 214,732 47.831 0.404930 6 NATURE REVIEWS MOLECULAR CELL BIOLOGY40,565 46.602 0.095760 7 JAMA-JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN MEDICAL141,015 ASSOCIATION44.405 0.280910 8 NATURE BIOTECHNOLOGY 53,992 41.667 0.169930 9 NATURE REVIEWS GENETICS 32,654 40.282 0.102540 10 NATURE 671,254 40.137 1.433990 11 NATURE REVIEWS IMMUNOLOGY 34,948 39.932 0.093010 12 NATURE MATERIALS 81,831 39.737 0.204020 13 Nature Nanotechnology 48,814 38.986 0.172520 14 CHEMICAL SOCIETY REVIEWS 113,731 38.618 0.284270 15 Nature Photonics 35,595 37.852 0.126070 16 SCIENCE 606,635 37.205 1.159250 17 NATURE REVIEWS CANCER 46,017 37.147 0.084950 18 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 45,510 36.917 0.069660 19 LANCET ONCOLOGY 38,110 33.900 0.121930 20 PROGRESS IN MATERIALS SCIENCE 10,521 31.140 0.016720 21 Annual Review of Astronomy and Astrophysics 9,417 30.733 0.020690 22 CELL 217,952 30.410 0.594680 23 NATURE MEDICINE 70,491 29.886 0.178660 24 Energy & Environmental Science 59,187 29.518 0.186260 25 Living Reviews in Relativity 2,186 29.300 0.006820 26 MATERIALS SCIENCE & ENGINEERING R-REPORTS6,361 29.280 0.005490 27 NATURE REVIEWS NEUROSCIENCE 36,952 28.880 0.071380 28 Annual Review of Immunology 17,290 28.396 0.036410 29 NATURE GENETICS 88,954 27.959 0.241770 30 CANCER CELL 32,653 27.407 0.102930 31 PHYSIOLOGICAL REVIEWS 25,952 27.312 0.033220 32 Annual Review of Pathology-Mechanisms of Disease 4,105 26.853 0.013030 33 NATURE REVIEWS MICROBIOLOGY 23,640 26.819 0.058010 34 World Psychiatry 3,153 26.561 0.009520 34 World Psychiatry 3,153 26.561 0.009520 36 LANCET NEUROLOGY 24,566 26.284 0.065630 37 Nature Chemistry 24,811 25.870 0.101370 38 PROGRESS IN POLYMER SCIENCE 22,723 25.766 0.029870 39 NATURE METHODS 45,957 25.062 0.218370 40 JOURNAL OF CLINICAL ONCOLOGY 149,617 24.008 0.284800 41 Cell Stem Cell 21,524 23.394 0.092500 42 IMMUNITY 43,303 22.845 0.149640 43 Annual Review of Plant Biology 17,998 22.808 0.018770 44 Nature Physics 30,007 22.806 0.132260 45 ADVANCES IN PHYSICS 5,466 21.818 0.004750 46 Materials Today 8,312 21.695 0.017460 47 NATURE IMMUNOLOGY 38,936 21.506 0.113480 48 BMJ-British Medical Journal 100,535 20.785 0.160310 49 Nature Reviews Clinical Oncology 6,733 20.693 0.026770 50 ACCOUNTS OF CHEMICAL RESEARCH 61,609 20.268 0.136550 51 Nature Reviews Neurology 6,557 20.257 0.027000 52 NATURE CELL BIOLOGY 38,128 20.060 0.103150 53 Cancer Discovery 8,944 20.011 0.053450 54 CLINICAL MICROBIOLOGY REVIEWS 16,502 19.958 0.020330 55 Annual Review of Psychology 16,071 19.950 0.023640 55 Annual Review of Psychology 16,071 19.950 0.023640 57 Annual Review of Biochemistry 19,584 19.939 0.033760 58 JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN COLLEGE OF CARDIOLOGY96,042 19.896 0.227390 59 LANCET INFECTIOUS DISEASES 18,087 19.864 0.057870 60 ADVANCED MATERIALS 160,622 19.791 0.327430 61 Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology 3,866 19.742 0.021620 62 EUROPEAN HEART JOURNAL 51,199 19.651 0.142910 63 CIRCULATION 165,641 19.309 0.245560 64 Nature Climate Change 13,663 19.304 0.082180 64 Nature Climate Change 13,663 19.304 0.082180 66 Lancet Respiratory Medicine 3,920 19.287 0.020520 67 Annual Review of Condensed Matter Physics 1,915 18.588 0.011890 68 GASTROENTEROLOGY 70,320 18.392 0.123850 69 Nature Reviews Endocrinology 6,003 18.318 0.025380 70 Cell Metabolism 25,575 18.164 0.099760 71 PHARMACOLOGICAL REVIEWS 12,481 17.893 0.016190 72 NATURE NEUROSCIENCE 54,399 17.839 0.160740 73 Advances in Optics and Photonics 1,568 17.833 0.005210 74 Lancet Global Health 2,649 17.686 0.015380 74 Lancet Global Health 2,649 17.686 0.015380 76 Nano Today 6,131 17.476 0.014430 77 PHYSICS REPORTS-REVIEW SECTION OF PHYSICS25,052 LETTERS17.425 0.030170 78 PROGRESS IN ENERGY AND COMBUSTION SCIENCE9,015 17.382 0.009740 79 IEEE Communications Surveys and Tutorials 8,654 17.188 0.029260 80 ANNALS OF INTERNAL MEDICINE 53,770 17.135 0.099970 81 Science Translational Medicine 22,073 16.796 0.125780 82 PSYCHOLOGICAL BULLETIN 43,457 16.793 0.027440 82 PSYCHOLOGICAL BULLETIN 43,457 16.793 0.027440 84 Advanced Energy Materials 22,073 16.721 0.075550 85 GUT 38,889 16.658 0.070160 86 TRENDS IN BIOCHEMICAL SCIENCES 16,279 16.630 0.032190 87 JAMA Oncology 2,496 16.559 0.011300 88 JAMA Internal Medicine 8,760 16.538 0.057200 89 PSYCHOLOGICAL INQUIRY 3,473 16.455 0.002880 90 EUROPEAN UROLOGY 27,172 16.265 0.066790 91 ENDOCRINE REVIEWS 12,768 15.745 0.011450 92 Annual Review of Neuroscience 13,211 15.630 0.020660 93 CELL RESEARCH 11,885 15.606 0.038060 94 TRENDS IN COGNITIVE SCIENCES 23,273 15.402 0.046360 94 TRENDS IN COGNITIVE SCIENCES 23,273 15.402 0.046360 96 TRENDS IN CELL BIOLOGY 12,503 15.333 0.035160 97 JAMA Psychiatry 6,112 15.307 0.035710 97 JAMA Psychiatry 6,112 15.307 0.035710 99 TRENDS IN ECOLOGY & EVOLUTION 32,332 15.268 0.039290 100 Nature Chemical Biology 17,619 15.066 0.065340 101 Cell Host & Microbe 13,089 14.946 0.061030 102 Annual Review of Cell and Developmental Biology 9,131 14.917 0.020370 103 JOURNAL OF MANAGED CARE PHARMACY 1,611 14.789 0.003420 104 Annual Review of Physical Chemistry 8,466 14.741 0.014740 105 MOLECULAR CELL 57,961 14.714 0.184330 106 MICROBIOLOGY AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY REVIEWS11,027 14.533 0.013730 107 REPORTS ON PROGRESS IN PHYSICS 14,032 14.311 0.031240 108 Nature Reviews Cardiology 4,406 14.299 0.018530 109 BEHAVIORAL AND BRAIN SCIENCES 8,195 14.200 0.010940 109 BEHAVIORAL AND BRAIN SCIENCES 8,195 14.200 0.010940 111 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY 41,446 14.176 0.042640 111 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY 41,446 14.176 0.042640 113 Psychological Science in the Public Interest 965 14.143 0.002490 114 Light-Science & Applications 2,856 14.098 0.011060 115 NEURON 82,253 14.024 0.227070 116 Annual Review of Fluid Mechanics 10,259 14.020 0.012650 117 Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews-Computational Molecular3,195 Science 14.016 0.013970 118 STUDIES IN MYCOLOGY 2,390 14.000 0.004990 119 CIRCULATION RESEARCH 49,784 13.965 0.079890 120 ACS Nano 116,242 13.942 0.351060 121 Nature Geoscience 17,861 13.941 0.081960 122 JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY514,759 13.858 0.771920 123 Physics of Life Reviews 1,327 13.840 0.003180 124 Nature Reviews Gastroenterology & Hepatology 5,699 13.678 0.023480 125 Applied Physics Reviews 891 13.667 0.004030 126 Annual Review of Medicine 5,974 13.609 0.012500 127 FUNGAL DIVERSITY 4,068 13.465 0.007810 128 Annual Review of Materials Research 7,082 13.432 0.010130 129 SURFACE SCIENCE REPORTS 4,620 13.333 0.003700 130 COORDINATION CHEMISTRY REVIEWS 29,518 13.324 0.034370 131 TRENDS IN IMMUNOLOGY 10,436 13.287 0.029100 132 HEPATOLOGY 62,304 13.246 0.109500 133 PROGRESS IN NEUROBIOLOGY 12,163 13.217 0.018020 134 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF RESPIRATORY AND CRITICAL56,793 CARE13.204 MEDICINE 0.090280 134 MOLECULAR PSYCHIATRY 17,452 13.204 0.049670 136 BLOOD 161,962 13.164 0.313600 137 JOURNAL OF ALLERGY AND CLINICAL IMMUNOLOGY46,218 13.081 0.083400 138 Annual Review of Pharmacology and Toxicology 7,538 12.877 0.010280 139 Annual Review of Entomology 11,445 12.867 0.010000 140 ANNALS OF THE RHEUMATIC DISEASES 39,185 12.811 0.083920 141 TRENDS IN PHARMACOLOGICAL SCIENCES 11,348 12.797 0.019170 142 Physical Review X 7,645 12.789 0.057950 143 JOURNAL OF CLINICAL INVESTIGATION 105,106 12.784 0.184080 144 NANO LETTERS 141,715 12.712 0.354530 145 NATURE STRUCTURAL & MOLECULAR BIOLOGY26,851 12.595 0.092870 146 JNCI-Journal of the National Cancer Institute 38,391 12.589 0.062530 147 JOURNAL OF HEPATOLOGY 33,566 12.486 0.083840 148 Living Reviews in Solar Physics 974 12.455 0.004110 149 Nano Energy 13,433 12.343 0.038030 150 REVIEWS OF GEOPHYSICS 9,104 12.340 0.011310 151 Annual Review of Marine Science 2,785 12.333 0.009930 152 JOURNAL OF PHOTOCHEMISTRY AND PHOTOBIOLOGY3,171 C-PHOTOCHEMISTRY12.317 REVIEWS0.004770 153 ACTA NEUROPATHOLOGICA 16,462 12.213 0.037060 154 FEMS MICROBIOLOGY REVIEWS 10,381 12.198 0.018310 155 Nature Reviews Rheumatology 5,316 12.188 0.020550 156 Nature Reviews Nephrology 3,710 12.146 0.014830 157 Annual Review of Clinical Psychology 4,063 12.136 0.010160 157 Annual Review of Clinical Psychology 4,063 12.136 0.010160 159 ADVANCED FUNCTIONAL MATERIALS 67,188 12.124 0.147870 159 Nature Communications 123,958 12.124 0.722290 161 INTENSIVE CARE MEDICINE 20,100 12.015 0.035410 162 ANGEWANDTE CHEMIE-INTERNATIONAL EDITION277,191 11.994 0.573710 163 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL MEDICINE 63,434 11.991 0.099240 164 GENOME RESEARCH 36,644 11.922 0.114230 165 TRENDS IN PLANT SCIENCE 18,467 11.911 0.026340 166 GENOME BIOLOGY 28,862 11.908 0.095240 167 PLOS MEDICINE 22,665 11.862
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