Author Guidelines

Subjects

Biochemica publishes original research and review articles that advance the understanding of biochemical and molecular processes in living systems. Areas of focus include, but are not limited to:

Enzymology and protein chemistry
Structural biology and molecular modeling
Metabolism: primary and secondary metabolites
Biochemical pharmacology and toxicology
Molecular biology and gene expression
Plant biochemistry and phytochemistry
Microbial biochemistry
Cellular signaling and regulatory pathways
Biochemical aspects of disease and therapeutics
Natural products and bioactive compounds
Validation of biochemical pathways in traditional knowledge systems
Interaction of biochemical pathways with environmental and ecological systems
Analytical biochemistry and innovative biochemical techniques

Research that provides insight into biochemical mechanisms, develops new biochemical methodologies, or explores the biochemical basis of physiological and ecological processes is highly encouraged.

Nature of Manuscripts

Abstract: Maximum of 400 words, summarizing objectives, methods, results, and conclusions.
Keywords: Include 4–6 relevant keywords that reflect the core content of the study.
Length: Manuscripts should not exceed 15 typed pages including references, tables, and figures.
Format: Submit in MS Word format, using single line spacing.
Title: Must be concise and informative, using only the first letter of the first word capitalized. Latin names should be italicized.
Authorship: Author names should have first letters capitalized, separated by commas, with ‘and’ before the last author.
Institutional Affiliation: Provide the full address of the institution(s) where the research was conducted.
Corresponding Author: Indicate with an asterisk (*) and include a valid email address.
Tables: If not from the present study, proper references must be cited.
Figures/Photographs: Should be original or hand-illustrated and of high quality.

Format of citation in text

Ram et al., 2010
Ram and Kumar 2010
Sharma 2010

Reference style

Review & Research Papers

Kumar S. (2021). The Science behind Rath Yatra. Jagannath. 1(1): 1-9. Kumar S, Singh RK, Pradhan PK. (2021).

Plants used in rituals of Lord Jagannath. Jagannath. 1(1): 10- 14.

Books

Pushpangadan P, Rajendra prasad M and Krishnan PN. (1998). Conserving the sacred for biodiversity management. Oxford & IBH Publication, New Delhi. pp 93.

Proceeding of Conference

Singh PK and Verma AK. Traditional Knowledge of Northeast India, In: APRF sponsored National Seminar on Ethnobotany, 7-8th January, 2021. Ambika Prasad Research Foundation, Odisha, India