The Journal of Biology and Biological Chemistry
About the Journal
Disseminating transformative research at the intersection of computational theory, biological sciences, and experimental chemistry.
The Journal of Biology and Biological Chemistry (JBBC) is a peer-reviewed scientific publication dedicated to advancing high-quality research at the intersection of computational sciences, biology, and chemistry.
Serving as a dynamic interdisciplinary platform, the journal brings together researchers, academics, and industry professionals to disseminate innovative scientific discoveries, methodological breakthroughs, and emerging technological developments across the rapidly evolving fields of computational biology, computational chemistry, and related disciplines.
The journal invites original research that unites computational, theoretical, and data-driven strategies to solve pressing problems in biology and chemistry.
Core Priority Areas
Aims and Scope
The journal publishes original research articles, comprehensive reviews, short communications, and methodological notes covering a broad spectrum of topics, including but not limited to:
Systems Biology, Structural Biology, Genomics, Transcriptomics, Proteomics, Metabolomics, Phylogenetics, Population Genetics, Ecological Modelling, Plant Breeding, Plant Genetics, Biotechnology, and Synthetic Biology.
Sequence analysis, genome annotation, comparative genomics, and metagenomics.
Protein structure prediction, molecular docking, and structure-function relationships.
Quantum chemistry, molecular modeling, and cheminformatics.
Molecular docking, molecular dynamics, and drug design.
Network modeling, pathway analysis, and multi-omics integration.
Computer-Aided Drug Design (CADD), target identification, and virtual screening discovery.
AI-driven drug discovery, predictive modeling, and pattern recognition in biological data.
Statistical methods for high-throughput biological data analysis.
Virtual screening, ADMET prediction, and rational drug design.
Simulations of biomolecular systems, protein-ligand interactions, and conformational dynamics.
Phylogenetic analysis, molecular evolution, and population genetics.
