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The importance of epigenetic factors in ischemic stroke has become increasingly prominent. Despite this growing interest, comprehensive bibliometric analyses addressing relationships between epigenetic modification and ischemic stroke are still scarce. This study utilizes a range of bibliometric tools to methodically evaluate research advancements, detect key trends, and delineate both historical and emerging research trajectories in this area. By examining 47 pertinent publications from the Web of Science Core Collection up to July 31, 2024, the present analysis uncovers a consistent rise in global research efforts focused on epigenetics and ischemic stroke. Analyses of co-citation and bibliographic coupling reveal significant research clusters that correspond with current thematic trends. Additionally, scientific mapping and citation burst analyses provide insights into the evolving research landscape and highlight emerging areas of interest. These results emphasize the growing role of epigenetics in understanding the mechanisms of ischemic stroke and developing targeted therapeutic approaches.
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