ChemBioChem
- Editorial Board: Chairs: Thomas Carell, Donald Hilvert, Barbara Imperiali
- Published Date: 01 July 2000
- Source / Publisher: Wiley-VCH & ChemPubSoc Europe
- Associated Societies: ChemPubSoc Europe
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ChemBioChem is an international forum for short communications, full papers, reviews & minireviews and highlights & concepts.
ChemBioChem (Impact Factor 2016: 2.847) is a source for important primary and secondary information across the whole field of chemical biology, bio(in)organic chemistry, and biochemistry. Its mission is to integrate this wide and flourishing field, ranging from complex carbohydrates through peptides/proteins to DNA/RNA, from combinatorial chemistry and biology to signal transduction, from catalytic antibodies to protein folding, from bioinformatics and structural biology to drug design – to name just a few topics.
Features
- ChemBioChem is a sister journal of Angewandte Chemie, ChemMedChem, and ChemPhysChem
- ChemBioChem is peer-reviewed
- ChemBioChem is published on behalf of ChemPubSoc Europe.
- ChemBioChem has an advisory board of top international researchers
Contents
ChemBioChem publishes an attractive mixture of:
- Short Communications
- Full Papers
- Minireviews & Reviews
- Highlights & Concepts
- News & Comments
Fields of Interest
ChemBioChem is for researchers who focus on:
- chemistry & biology
- biological chemistry & chemical biology
- biochemistry & biophysics
- molecular biology & biotechnology
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