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Publishing world-leading research and reviews across seven journals, we work in partnership with researchers, institutions, and funders to share knowledge and advance the molecular biosciences. As a self-publishing learned society, all our profits are returned to the life science community in support of our charitable activities. Visit our journal sites for all the latest research, reviews, and more on the benefits of publishing with us.

 

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Representative fluorescence image of a tumour organoid derived from patient derived GSCs after 23 days of culture

Research Journal – Hybrid

Mark Lemmon, USA

Biochemical Journal
Molecular mechanisms in biology For over 100 years, the Biochemical Journal has been at the forefront of biochemical advancement, breaking new ground in the fields of biochemistry, cellular biosciences, and molecular biology. 
Image of an immunofluorescence micrograph

Research Journal – Hybrid

Michael J. Ryan, USA

Clinical Science
Linking basic science to disease mechanisms Translating molecular bioscience and experimental research into medical insights, papers published in Clinical Science cover a range of topics, including the cardiovascular system and vascular biology, genomic medicine, inflammation, nephrology, hepatology, cancer biology, and the respiratory system.
Surface maps of the extended WWP1 and AREL1 HECT domains

Research Journal – Full Open Access

Ricardo Correa, USA

Bioscience Reports
Your home for sound scientific research Providing a platform for valid findings and data, Bioscience Reports is a fully open access journal publishing sound scientific research in all areas of cell biology and the molecular life sciences. Assessed on soundness alone, accepted papers are published under the liberal CC BY license.
Illustration of synaptic cleft

Research Journal – Full Open Access

Clare Stanford, UK

Neuronal Signaling
From cell to brain Publishing high-quality molecular and cellular neuroscience research, Neuronal Signaling provides the ideal open access platform for a variety of neuroscientific disciplines, including basic signaling interests (such as neurotransmitters and receptors) and signaling aspects of pathologies.
Cryo-EM structures of the large retinal splice variant of IMPDH1 in different filament assembly conformations overlaid on a cryo-EM micrograph of IMPDH1 filaments.

Review Journal – Hybrid

James Murphy, Australia

Biochemical Society Transactions
The reviews journal of the Biochemical Society Providing a timely snapshot of the latest developments, Biochemical Society Transactions is a fully commissioned journal publishing mini-reviews from across all areas of the molecular and cellular biosciences.
Comparisons of wheat plants in the field that are susceptible to rust disease (left) versus a plant carrying adult resistance genes (right)

Review Journal – Hybrid

Sarah Perrett, China

Essays in Biochemistry
Reviews from experts in the field Highlighting key contemporary topics in biochemistry, Essays in Biochemistry is a fully commissioned journal that brings together reviews from leading experts. From antimicrobial resistance to the biological mechanisms of ageing, themed issues are guest edited by key opinion leaders, offering up-to-date summaries of changing specialist research areas.
A reefscape image including groups of predators patrolling the reefs of the Phoenix Islands Protected Area

Review Journal – Hybrid

Paula Booth, UK

Emerging Topics in Life Sciences
Reflecting the interdisciplinary nature of life science research, Emerging Topics in Life Sciences is a fully commissioned journal jointly owned with the Royal Society of Biology. Guest edited by leading experts, themed issues focus on new, or growing, key topics, keeping readers up-to-date with the latest advances from across the life sciences.
Fluorescently-labelled (green) mitochondria

Magazine

Colin Bingle, UK

The Biochemist
The official magazine of the Biochemical Society, The Biochemist is an essential read for anyone interested in the fundamental processes of molecular biology, health, and disease. Published bi-monthly, themed issues keep readers up-to-date with news and views on issues of relevance to the molecular bioscience community.

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