FEBS Journal
The FEBS Journal is an academic journal of the Federation of European Biochemical Societies ( FEBS ) is issued. The magazine was named 2005 European Journal of Biochemistry, a name that 1967-2004 was applicable. Originally, the magazine was founded as a Biochemical Journal in 1906 by Carl Neuberg. The magazine is facing the rapid publication of original papers from all areas of the molecular life sciences undertakes. The following areas are covered by the magazine:
- Age and Senesenz
- Cell dynamics and biology of organelles
- Cellular and Molecular Microbiology
- Enzymes and catalysis
- Epigenetics
- Gene expression, transcription and translation
- Immunology
- Membranes and membrane proteins
- Metabolism and metabolic regulation
- Methods and techniques ( mass spectrometry, high troughput )
- Molecular Evolution
- Molecular mechanisms of human diseases
- Molecular Medicine
- Molecular Neurobiology
- Developmental Biology
- Signal transduction and signaling mechanisms
- Stem cell function and tissue regeneration.
The Impact Factor was in 2012 at 4,250. According to the statistics of the ISI Web of Knowledge, the Journal with this impact factor in the category Biochemistry and Molecular Biology is performed on 74 out of 290 journals.
Old issues of the journal FEBS / European Journal of Biochemistry are available from the publisher's website. All expenditures that are older than one year are, available online.
Chief editor is Richard Perham, ( University of Cambridge, UK).