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Welcome to Biochemistry Volume 1: No Hyphen Required
1Division of Chemical Biology & Medicinal Chemistry, College of Pharmacy, The University of Texas at Austin, Austin, Texas 78712, United States.
Abstract:
The founding of the journal Biochemistry by the American Chemical Society 60 years ago was a highlight of the Society's growing commitment to chemically driven biochemistry. It was a commitment that was nearly an additional 60 years in the making. In that time, biological chemistry was becoming more molecularly focused. Its relationship to the traditional chemical disciplines became apparent to a generation of young chemists, who grappled with defining the field's core chemical principles and creating new areas of research for a new journal. The path to Biochemistry was exciting, but it was also complex and difficult. Even its naming was arguable.
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