Categories
Research Categories
Neurochemistry underpins all areas of neuroscience, and the Journal of Neurochemistry publishes research across a wide range of topics.
Research areas include, but are not limited to, the following categories. Please note that these are not exhaustive, and your work may span more than one area.

Gene Regulation & Genetics

Brain Development & Cell Differentiation

Synaptic Plasticity

Bioenergetics & Metabolism

Neuroinflammation & Neuroimmunology

Neuronal Plasticity & Behaviour

Molecular Basis of Disease

Clinical studies, Biomarkers & Imaging

Neurotools, Methods & Neurochemistry Resources
Gene Regulation & Genomics - Research on the control of gene expression, including the role of coding and non-coding RNA in regulating transcript levels and function.Brain Development & Cell Differentiation - Studies on the molecular mechanisms driving nervous system development, regeneration, and the influence of genetic and environmental factors.Synaptic Plasticity - Research on the structural and functional changes at synapses, including mechanisms of synapse formation, transmission, and adaptation in health and disease.Bioenergetics & Metabolism - Studies exploring how energy is produced, transformed, and used in the nervous system, and how metabolism supports neural function and signaling.Neuroinflammation & Neuroimmunology - Research on interactions between the nervous and immune systems across health, disease, aging, and injury.Neuronal Plasticity and Behaviour - Studies on how molecular and cellular processes influence neural circuits, shaping learning, memory, and behaviour.Molecular Basis of Disease - Research into the molecular mechanisms underlying neurological and psychiatric disorders, including identification of potential therapeutic targets.Clinical Studies, Biomarkers & Imaging - Research focused on clinical applications, including biomarkers, imaging, and approaches to diagnosis, monitoring, and precision medicine.Neurotools, Methods & Neurochemistry Resources - Development of new tools, methods, and technologies that advance neurochemistry research.