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2. www.scimagojr.com › journalrankJournal Rankings on Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

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   • Nature Reviews Molecular Cell Biology. 34.201 Q1. 485. 121. 328. 10804. 13331. 156. 35.47. 89.29.
   • Cell. 26.494 Q1. 856. 420. 1637. 27609. 67791. 1440. 43.80. 65.74.
   • Nature Medicine. 24.687 Q1. 605. 522. 1245. 15256. 41058. 664. 34.67. 29.23.
   • Nature Biotechnology. 22.781 Q1. 491. 423. 1038. 10852. 20441. 426. 16.35. 25.65.

3. link.springer.com › journal › 10893Home | Journal of Evolutionary Biochemistry and Physiology

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   Explores how living organisms have evolved at the molecular and physiological levels over time. Encompasses research into the evolution of functions, morphology, pharmacology, pathophysiology, and ecological physiology. Welcomes submissions from all countries.

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5. link.springer.com › journal › 10528Home | Biochemical Genetics - Springer

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   Biochemical Genetics focuses on the biochemical principles underlying genome structure, expression, and evolution across all life forms. Publishes original, methodological, and review articles that contribute to the advancement of the field.

6. www.scimagojr.com › journalrankJournal Rankings on Biochemistry - Scimago Journal & Country Rank

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   • Nature Methods. journal. 14.358 Q1. 363. 350. 1022. 9296. 15558. 665. 13.78. 26.56.
   • Nature Catalysis. journal. 13.187 Q1. 110. 169. 486. 6420. 12139. 370. 22.64. 37.99.
   • Annual Review of Biochemistry. journal. 11.154 Q1. 316 29 94 4437. 2389 17.13. 153.00.
   • Current Protocols in Bioinformatics. journal. 10.408 Q1 68 0 39 1225 38.26. 0.00.

7. link.springer.com › article › 10Biochemistry and evolutionary biology: Two disciplines that ...

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   • Structure of Coenzymes
   • Why Is The Structure of DNA So Badly Suited to Its function?
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   • The Unity of Biochemistry
   • The Structure of Glycogen
   • Natural Selection and The Neutral Theory

   Enzyme catalysis depends in many cases on non-protein coenzymes with widely differing structures, such as metal ions, iron-sulphur centres, quinones and so on. Some of them, such as ATP, NAD, FAD, coenzyme A and S-adenosylmethionine, include what appear to be fragments of RNA, and Benner (2009) has strongly argued that these should be seen in the l...

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   The structure of DNA is commonly represented, not only in popular articles, but also often in textbooks, in terms of block diagrams that look tidy but conceal much of the chemical reality. We have already mentioned this in section 2.2, but here we shall consider it from a somewhat different point of view. The three hydrogen bonds in a CG pair allow...

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   All of the chiral amino acids found in proteins have the L-configuration. This makes sense if they arose progressively in early evolution, each ‘new’ amino acid being modified from one that existed previously. However, on a purely functional basis it is less easy to understand, as it would imply that no D-amino acid could fulfil its function better...

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   For a biologist familiar with the vast array of anatomies, habitats, behaviour patterns and other characteristics found in the living world, it appears very surprising that metabolism is, to a first approximation, the same for all organisms, with the same reactions: ‘from the elephant to the butyric acid bacterium – it is all the same’ (Kluyver and...

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   Discussion of the structure of glycogen, especially in an educational context, is complicated by the fact that the structure proposed in 1940 by Meyer and Bernfeld (1940) and still shown today in nearly all textbooks of biochemistry is wrong, and has been known to be wrong since Gunja-Smith et al. (1970) established the correct structure more than ...

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   Many biologists, and even some biochemists, talk as if natural selection were the only important mechanism driving evolution. Although this is satisfactory to some extent for discussing evolutionary changes that can be regarded as clear examples of adaptations, i.e. changes that have some identifiable function, it is not at all believable for expla...

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   • Author: Athel Cornish-Bowden, Juli Peretó, Marí­a Luz Cárdenas

   • Publish Year: 2014

8. www.springer.com › gp › journal-impactBiochemistry Journal Impact Factors | Springer | Springer ...

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   Biochemistry. Announcement of the latest impact factors from the Journal Citation Reports. Researchers consider a number of factors in deciding where to publish their research, such as journal reputation, readership and community, speed of publication, and citations.

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   What is Journal of evolutionary biochemistry and physiology?

   • Journal of Evolutionary Biochemistry and Physiology is a peer-reviewed journal focusing on comparative and ontogenetic physiology and biochemistry. Explores how living organisms have evolved at the molecular and physiological levels over time.

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   Should biochemistry be taught from an evolutionary perspective?

   • Although our view is that understanding of evolutionary biology and biochemistry depend on one another, with the implication that any modern course of biochemistry ought to be taught from an evolutionary perspective, one must be careful not to take this too far, and to suppose that every property in biochemistry is a consequence of evolution.

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   Is biochemistry relevant to evolution?

   • However, there is a less famous example from protein chemistry that similarly confirmed the relevance of biochemistry to evolution 30 years ago, when Penny et al. ( 1982) showed that similar phylogenetic trees were obtained for 11 species using sequence data from five different proteins.

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   Is biochemistry necessary for a full appreciation of evolution?

   • Although there is now broad acceptance that biochemistry is needed for a full appreciation of evolution, we shall argue here that the converse is also true, that there is a great deal in biochemistry that makes little sense if not seen in the light of evolution.

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10. www.nature.com › nchembio › journal-impactJournal Metrics | Nature Chemical Biology

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    The Journal Impact Factor is defined as all citations to the journal in the current JCR year to items published in the previous two years, divided by the total number of scholarly items (these...