What are some nice topics to read about in Biochem?

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Discussion Overview

The discussion revolves around suggestions for interesting topics to read about in biochemistry, with participants sharing resources and personal interests within the field.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory, Resource sharing

Main Points Raised

  • One participant expresses a desire to explore exciting topics in biochemistry, seeking recommendations from others.
  • Another participant suggests the journal PNAS as a resource for current topics in biochemistry, noting that it features a mix of review articles and original research.
  • A different participant mentions an interest in photosynthesis, indicating it as a topic they find intriguing.
  • Further resources are shared, including a link to PubMed Central, which offers access to a variety of biological and biomedical journals.
  • One participant requests additional recommendations after reviewing the initial suggestions provided.

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Participants generally agree on the value of sharing resources and personal interests in biochemistry, but no consensus on specific topics emerges, as interests vary.

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Some suggestions depend on individual interests and may not cover all areas of biochemistry comprehensively.

Who May Find This Useful

Readers interested in biochemistry, particularly those looking for resources and topics to explore further in the field.

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This forum has led me to read a lot of Physics and Math, but I would like to read some exciting things about the going ons in Biochemistry. Would anyone mind helping me?
 
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The journal PNAS regularly runs special features on current topics of wide and varied interest on a somewhat regular basis, and a fair number of them are heavily or reasonably intertwined with "hot topics" in biochemistry and biological sciences as a whole. They are freely available online, and are mostly a combination of review articles and original research. If you're interested, you can check out their list of special features http://www.pnas.org/misc/special.shtml".
 
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Thanks for the recommendations and all. I would like some more, I checked everything out, haha.
 
http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/" . A free archive of biological, biomedical, and related health care journals at the NIH. It also has links to author manuscripts to articles published in journals not archived there but supported by federal research grants from the NIH.

If you have any particular interests, we might be able to pass along more appropriate and focused links.
 
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