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I would like to make a few suggestions to the editor of this page.
1. Perhaps the best confirmation of the significance of my work was an editorial by John Maddox in Nature 369:437 (1994) PMID:8202129.
2. "Steady states and oscillations ..." was not my most highly cited article; only a highly cited article in the journal "Cell Cycle"
3. My most highly cited article is "Sniffers, Buzzers, Toggles and Blinkers..." in Curr Opin Cell Biol (2003)
4. Total # citations to my work on Google Scholar is currently 16,500. h-index = 64 (on Google Scholar)
5. The comment about my work being featured on the NIGMS website is ill-advised, because these mentions are ephemeral.
Jjtyson (talk) 20:54, 1 August 2016 (UTC)[reply]
