Excavate the buried treasure of the BJ archive

Over the past 100 years, the Biochemical Journal has published many papers that have made significant and lasting contributions to biochemical knowledge.

BJ Classics have been applauded as a welcome teaching resource, revealing the hidden scientific heritage of the past to a new generation of life scientists.

	Latest Classics Jim Hanson on the synthesis of cholesterol by Cornforth and Popjak in the 1950s
	Coming Soon Dick Denton on Frederick Gowland Hopkins (Nobel Laureate 1929) and the discovery of glutathione in 1922

We welcome your suggestions for future topics and/or pioneers who have made seminal contributions to emerging areas of research throughout the 20th Century.

BJ Classics are published in EESI-View-our innovative enhanced full-text format that makes reading articles on screen much easier!