Research Articles
Cracking the Code: What Those Volume Numbers on Research Papers Really Mean
Discover the meaning behind volume and issue numbers in scientific research papers and how they organize the vast world of scientific knowledge.
The Aging Brain's Molecular Custodians: How DNA-Managing Enzymes Change With Time
Explore how acid and alkaline DNases change with age in chick brains, revealing insights into brain aging mechanisms and cellular maintenance.
The Crucial Experiment: Decisive Moments That Reshaped Science
Explore the dramatic history of crucial experiments that have fundamentally changed our understanding of science, from Newton's light experiments to Eddington's eclipse observations.
Molecular Scissors in Motion: Cracking the Code of Acylaminoacyl Peptidase
Discover the fascinating structure and catalytic mechanism of Acylaminoacyl Peptidase, a dimer oligopeptidase with alternating open and closed subunits.
The New Biochemistry Editorial Team: Revolutionizing How Science Speaks to Society
Discover how the New Biochemistry Editorial Team is transforming scientific communication through innovative approaches that make complex research accessible to broader audiences.
Beyond the Five Senses: How Your Brain Learns to See, Hear, and Feel the World
Explore the fascinating world of sensory learning and neuroplasticity - how your brain rewires itself through experience and the implications for rehabilitation.
The Brain's Traffic Circle: Unlocking the Secrets of the Striatum
Discover how the striatum, a tiny brain structure, orchestrates everything from movement to motivation through complex neural circuits and neurotransmitters.
Psychedelics and Neurochemistry: From Mind to Molecule
Exploring the neurochemical mechanisms of psychedelic substances and their potential therapeutic applications in neuroscience and psychiatry.
The Devil's in the Details: How a Simple Checklist is Revolutionizing Brain Science
Discover how standardized checklists are transforming magnetic resonance spectroscopy, improving reliability in brain chemistry research and clinical diagnostics.
The Silent Clues: How Subtle Signs Are Rewriting the Story of Schizophrenia
Exploring neurological soft signs (NSS) in schizophrenia - subtle neurological abnormalities that reveal crucial insights into the biological underpinnings of this complex psychiatric condition.