Research Articles
Supporting Teachers to Explore Science and Ethics: SciberBrain's Revolutionary Approach to Science Education
Explore how SciberBrain, the Biochemical Society's innovative resource, helps teachers integrate ethics with science education at Key Stages 3 and 4.
The Invisible Battle: Biochemical Secrets of SARS-CoV-2 Infection
Explore the biochemical mechanisms of SARS-CoV-2 infection, including viral entry, replication, immune response, and recent research findings.
Moving the Mind: How Physical Activity Can Soothe the Alzheimer's Brain
Explore how physical activity serves as a powerful, non-pharmaceutical intervention to reduce neuropsychiatric symptoms in Alzheimer's patients.
Unlocking Trauma's Timeline: How Infrared Light Reveals Hidden Brain Injuries
Discover how FTIR spectroscopy is revolutionizing the detection and timing of traumatic axonal injuries through molecular fingerprinting.
The Canine Gut Check: Decoding Your Dog's Tummy Troubles
Explore how modern veterinary science uses blood chemistry and advanced imaging to diagnose gastric disorders in dogs with precision and care.
Hershey Heaven: The Beautiful Simplicity of the Perfect Experiment
Explore Alfred Hershey's concept of scientific perfection and how his elegant blender experiment revolutionized molecular biology by proving DNA carries genetic information.
Seeing the Invisible: How the Electron Microscope Changed Our World
Explore how the electron microscope revolutionized science by revealing the hidden universe at atomic scale, based on Carol L. Moberg's research.
The Secret Sugar Scissors: How Grass Shoots Revolutionized Plant Science
Discover how dextranase enzyme activity in oat coleoptiles revealed surprising connections between sugar molecules and plant growth hormones.
More is Better? The Revolution of High-Dose Radiation in Prostate Cancer Treatment
Exploring the evidence behind high-dose versus conventional dose radiotherapy for prostate cancer treatment, including clinical trials and future directions.
The Silent Signal: How a Simple Molecule Exposes Toxoplasma's Hidden Damage
Exploring how malondialdehyde (MDA) serves as a biomarker for oxidative stress in women infected with Toxoplasma gondii, with implications for diagnosis and treatment.