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Journal of Biological Chemistry
The Journal of Biological Chemistry is Gold Open Access
For over a century, the continues to publish high-quality science that seeks to elucidate the molecular and cellular basis of biological processes. Throughout the years, numerous Nobel Prize winners have published with JBC, sometimes even their milestone work. Take a look at the Virtual Issue: .
Articles published in JBC, cover topics in biological chemistry, chemical biology or biochemistry, and also include research areas such as biophysics, systems biology, RNA biology, immunology, microbiology, neurobiology and many more. JBC also welcomes articles that describe methods and resources that will help scientists drive their scientific inquiries forward and will be of use to the research community.
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For authors
It is our goal to help scientists disseminate their findings in the most visible, efficient and effective way possible by keeping review times short, providing editorial feedback on manuscript text and promoting articles post publication. We strive to safeguard the research we publish by providing high-quality review and maintaining strict standards on data presentation and deposition. .
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Explore JBC
The latest submissions to JBC, fully reviewed and editorially accepted.
Get expert insights into recent findings, ongoing controversies and unsolved questions across the scope of biological chemistry.
These articles are accompanied by additional content summarizing the new findings and featuring the scientists involved.
Articles that succinctly report particularly compelling advances across biological chemistry.
Seminal articles published in the JBC since its founding in 1905. More than 250 original papers by many of the legends in biological chemistry.
These scientists are learning about the peer-review process, and we鈥檙e benefiting from their fresh and diverse perspectives.
Associate Editor Spotlight
Karin Musier鈥揊orsyth
"I really like being an associate editor of a society-based journal that鈥檚 run by scientists from the editor-in-chief down to the AEs and the editorial board members. Because it鈥檚 run by scientists, I think the review process is really fair; the people that are reviewing the papers are also going to be wanting to publish someday."
Teaching resources
Tips for journal article authors
Tips from JBC's technical editor on writing titles and abstracts that generate interest and excitement among reviewers and readers.
Due diligence
A series of articles by the 涩里番 data integrity manager on best practices for preparing data and figures for publication.
JBC Reviews
Read JBC Reviews to get expert insights into recent findings, ongoing controversies and unsolved questions across the scope of biological chemistry.
The do's and don'ts of data analysis and reporting
What the JBC editors look for when it comes to data analysis and reporting.