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1. nature.com - Biochemistry

LondonAbout Blog Find the latest research, reviews and news about Biochemistry from across all of the Nature journals.
Frequency about 168 posts per week.
Since Nov 2009
Blog nature.com/subjects/biochemi..
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2. Phys.org - Biochemistry News

About Blog Phys.org provides the latest news on biochemistry!
Frequency about 4 posts per week.
Blog phys.org/chemistry-news/bioc..
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3. ScienceDaily - Biochemistry Research News

Rockville, MDAbout Blog Read the latest research and watch related biochemistry news videos.
Frequency about 28 posts per week.
Blog sciencedaily.com/news/matter..
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4. Dave Hornby's Biochemistry

Sheffield, EnglandAbout Blog Biochemistry discussions relating to undergraduate and postgraduate courses and reflections on science in general past, present and future!
Frequency about 1 post per month.
Since Sep 2014
Blog undergradtutorialblog.blogsp..
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5. The Biochemist Blog

London, UKAbout Blog The Biochemical Society promotes the future of molecular biosciences; facilitating the sharing of expertise, supporting the advancement of biochemistry and molecular biology, and raising awareness of their importance in addressing societal grand challenges.
Frequency about 2 posts per month.
Since Jan 2016
Blog thebiochemistblog.com
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6. ScienceDaily - Molecular Biology News

Rockville, MDAbout Blog Molecular biology. Read the latest research on molecular biology or search thousands of news articles with images from leading universities and research institutes.
Frequency about 21 posts per week.
Blog sciencedaily.com/news/plants..
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7. OMICS International - Journal of Microbial and Biochemical Technology

United StatesAbout Blog Journal of Microbial and Biochemical Technology discusses the latest research innovations and important developments in this field.
Frequency about 3 posts per month.
Blog omicsonline.org/microbial-bi..
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8. BMC Biochemistry

London,UKAbout Blog BMC Biochemistry is an open access, peer-reviewed journal that considers articles on all aspects of biochemical processes, including the structure, function and dynamics of metabolic pathways, supramolecular complexes, enzymes, proteins, nucleic acids and small molecular components of organelles, cells and tissues.
Frequency about 1 post per month.
Since Jul 2000
Blog bmcbiochem.biomedcentral.com
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9. Oxford Academic - The Journal of Biochemistry

New York City & OxfordAbout Blog The Journal of Biochemistry founded in 1922 publishes the results of original research in the fields of Biochemistry, Molecular Biology, Cell, and Biotechnology.
Frequency about 3 posts per month.
Blog academic.oup.com/jb/issue
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10. Medical News Today - Biochemistry News

United StatesAbout Blog Biology and biochemistry refer to the scientific study of life and living organisms in all forms and processes - including the study of chemical processes relating to living organisms. MNT covers news on cellular, molecular and physical discoveries, nanotechnology advances and much more.
Frequency about 3 posts per week.
Blog medicalnewstoday.com/categor..
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11. Journal of Biological Chemistry

About Blog The Journal of Biological Chemistry is a publication of the ASBMB. Publishing research motivated by biology, enabled by chemistry.
Frequency about 1 post per month.
Since Jan 1990
Blog jbc.org
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12. The Journal of Cell Biology

New York, NYAbout Blog The Journal of Cell Biology publishes peer-reviewed research on all aspects of cellular structure and function.
Frequency about 5 posts per week.
Also in Biology Blogs
Blog jcb.rupress.org
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13. ACS Publications - Biochemistry

Washington, D.C.About Blog Biochemistry provides an international forum for publishing exceptional, rigorous, high-impact research across all of biological chemistry. This broad scope includes studies on the chemical, physical, mechanistic, and/or structural basis of biological or cell function, and encompasses the fields of chemical biology, synthetic biology, disease biology, cell biology and more.
Frequency about 14 posts per week.
Since Jan 1990
Blog pubs.acs.org/journal/bichaw
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14. ScienceDirect Publication: The International Journal of Biochemistry & Cell Biology

About Blog IJBCB publishes original research articles, invited reviews, in-focus articles and short communications in all areas of cell and molecular biology and biomedical research.
Frequency about 1 post per month.
Blog sciencedirect.com/science/jo..
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15. Wiley Online Library - Journal of Cellular Biochemistry

Hoboken, NJAbout Blog A free resource for students, teachers and professionals working in the fields of Cell and Molecular Biology.
Frequency about 7 posts per week.
Blog onlinelibrary.wiley.com/jour..
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16. Portland Press - Biochemical Journal

London, EnglandAbout Blog Exploring the molecular mechanisms that underpin key biological processes, the Biochemical Journal is a leading bioscience journal publishing high-impact scientific research papers and reviews on the latest advances and new mechanistic concepts in the fields of biochemistry, cellular biosciences and molecular biology.
Frequency about 4 posts per week.
Blog biochemj.org
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17. Molecular Biology of the Cell

About Blog MBoC publishes research articles and essays that report the results of original research and present conceptual advances of broad interest and significance within all areas of cell biology, genetics, and developmental biology.
Frequency about 1 post per month.
Since Jan 1990
Blog molbiolcell.org
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18. Biochemistry Den - Biochemistry Resource Blog

Andhra pradesh, IndiaAbout Blog This is Biochemistry Resources Blog. This blog useful for all Biology students and teachers. It's providing Free study materials.
Frequency about 1 post per month.
Blog biochemden.com
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19. Cellular and Molecular Biology

Poitiers, FranceAbout Blog International peer-reviewed journal in the interdisciplinary science of Cellular and Molecular Biology.
Frequency about 2 posts per week.
Since Jan 2007
Blog cellmolbiol.org/index.php/CM..
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20. Reddit - Biochemistry

About Blog A place to post news and discuss the frontiers of biochemistry and biotechnology.
Frequency about 34 posts per week.
Blog reddit.com/r/Biochemistry
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Best Blog Sites for 2019

Below, you’ll find some of the most popular blogging solutions in the world and how they compare to each other.

1. WordPress.org

Among the best blog sites, the self-hosted version of WordPress is, by far the most popular blogging platform in the world. WordPress powers over 30 percent of the Internet. It’s often confused with its close cousin WordPress.com. We will cover the latter as well. You can learn more about the differences between the two platforms in this article.

Pros

• Very flexible – WordPress gives you full control over every aspect of your site
• Highly extendable – you can add almost any functionality through plugins (The WordPress directory has over 54,000).
• Thousands of mobile-friendly themes allow you to switch the design of your blog at the touch of a button
• The platform is search engine friendly and works well with social media
• You will have full ownership of your content
• Its large community means lots of support options

Cons

• Beginner friendly, although running your WordPress website does involve some technical know-how. For that reason, there is a learning curve
• You are responsible for site maintenance including backups, security, and performance. Fortunately, you can outsource most of that to WordPress hosting providers.

Pricing

WordPress is an open-source solution which means it’s free to use. Bear in mind that self-hosted variety requires you to find a hosting provider (e.g., Bluehost). You also need to get your domain. This can cost you around $50 per year.

Also, you might want to spend money on premium plugins and themes that add more flexibility to your blog.

Perfect for

• Business blogs
• Online businesses
• Professional bloggers
• Bloggers who want full control over their site

See this step-by-step guide for creating a blog with WordPress

2. Wix.com

Wix is similar to Squarespace. It allows you to put together your web presence via drag and drop and comes with blogging ability that you can add to your site. You can read about adding Wix in this article.

Pros

• Ability to customize your site with templates and third-party apps
• No coding skills required, you can achieve everything with the graphical interface
• Quick and easy setup, includes top-notch hosting
• Lots of design options and everything is built with HTML5
• Has a feature to automatically design your blog using an artificial intelligence
• Comes with free stock images

Cons

• The free account comes with limited capabilities, traffic, storage and has Wix branding and ads
• The number of free apps is limited
• You are unable to change your site template after choosing it
• The e-commerce capabilities of Wix are limited, even on paid plans
• The service charges for many things so costs rack up easily
• You are unable to move your site elsewhere and take your content with you

Pricing

Wix is subscription-based and offers different packages. They start at $5/month for 1GB of bandwidth and 500MB storage plus the ability to connect a custom domain (which you need to pay yourself). Higher plans add more bandwidth and storage, free domains, apps, the ability to create an online store and remove the ads. The most expensive plan ($25/month) also comes with VIP support.

Perfect for

• Business owners who need a blog with a website
• People with no website development experience
• Creative artists

Visit Wix.com to start a free blog

3. Joomla.com

Next on our list of the best blog sites is another open-source content management system that you can use to build all kinds of websites. We have detailed information about it in WordPress vs. Joomla vs. Drupal and in the post on how to create a website with Joomla.

Pros

• Powerful and flexible, suitable for building more than blogs
• Hundreds of professional templates make it easy to change the design
• Lots of available extensions for adding more features and functionality

Cons

• More technical than other solutions on this list; basic knowledge of HTML and CSS is a necessity
• The responsibility for security, backups, and performance is on you (although you may avail of Joomla managed hosting)

Pricing

Joomla is free to download, costs only incur for hosting and a domain. For specialized Joomla hosting, check hosting reviews here.

Perfect for

• Business websites
• Online stores
• Technically advanced users

4. WordPress.com

WordPress.com is a blog site hosting service by Automattic. You can get a free blog with basic features. For advanced functionality, you need to opt for one of their paid plans.

Pros

• Super easy to set up – just create an account and follow the installation wizard
• Hosting is included, so you have less moving parts to deal with
• The interface is even more streamlined than self-hosted WordPress
• No need to worry about site maintenance, everything is done for you
• Built-in stats and community functions
• Professional and dedicated support on paid plans

Cons

• The free account is very limited, e.g., your blog is hosted on a subdomain
• Narrow customization options, third-party themes, and plugins are only available on Business plans
• Limited monetization opportunities, advertising is forbidden for lower plans
• You can lose your site if you violate the terms and services of the platform
• Ads and branding are present on your site unless you pay to remove them

Pricing

Paid plans cost between $4 and $25 per month (billed annually). Each tier increases the amount of storage space, features (including monetization options) and support. With the Business plan, you can install external plugins and themes and connect your site to Google Analytics.

Perfect for

• Hobby bloggers
• Static websites

WordPress.com can also be a great starting point for blogging. If you ever decide to have more control over your site, it’s relatively easy to move from WordPress.com to WordPress.org.

5. Medium.com

Medium is a publishing platform founded in 2012 by one of the people behind Twitter. By now, it has become a popular community for writers, bloggers, and journalists.

In addition to the ability to write blog posts, it also comes with limited social networking functions. You can comment on other people’s content and “like” it (likes are called “claps” on Medium). The audience is built into the platform.

Pros

• Just sign up, and you are ready to blog
• Great user interface and elegant writing experience
• The focus is completely on content creation, not running or designing the site around it
• You can embed content from other services (YouTube, Twitter, etc.)

Cons

• All blogs on Medium look the same, there are hardly any customization options
• Very limited marketing features
• No way to transfer your audience from Medium to any other platform
• Monetization options are absent
• Medium has control over your content

Pricing

The platform is free to use. If you have your domain, you can hook it up to individual stories. Unfortunately, you can’t do the same with user accounts.

Perfect for

• Writers who want to build their skills and brand
• Hobby bloggers

Medium is also a popular place to give your content a second life. Many people who have a primary blogging outlet re-post articles on Medium for additional exposure.

6. Ghost.org

This is a publishing platform focused only on blogging. The idea was to make a more streamlined and modern version of WordPress. As a consequence, the platform is built on JavaScript. It’s also available for a hosted or self-hosted version.

Pros

• Focus on writing and blogging
• Clean, intuitive, streamlined user interface
• Live preview of blog posts
• Superfast because it is built on JavaScript
• The hosted version requires no setup
• SEO and social media capabilities are built-in
• Integrated function for Accelerated Mobile Pages

Cons

• Not easy to customize
• Limited configuration and customization options
• The number of themes is narrow
• Ghost’s self-hosted version is complicated to set up

Pricing

The price for the hosted version depends on the number of websites and the amount of traffic. For $29/month ($19 if billed annually) you get one blog and 50,000 monthly page views. This also includes SSL encryption.

The most expensive plan is $269/month ($199/month paid annually). Ghost has prioritized support, uptime guarantee, and other premium features. All plans come with a custom domain.

For the self-hosted version, you need to pay the usual hosting plus the domain registration.

Perfect for

• Bloggers who are happy to experiment with the newest technical solutions

7. Squarespace.com

Squarespace is a drag-and-drop website builder which is aimed at small business owners. It’s a great all-in-one solution for non-technical people and offers hosting, domain registration, and the possibility for e-commerce. It also has blogging capabilities which are the reason why it’s among the best blog sites out there.

Pros

• Simple to use and beginner-friendly
• Professional design templates are available
• SSL encryption is built into the platform
• Ability to build an online store
• Free trial to test drive the platform
• Includes hosting and a custom domain
• 24/7 customer support

Cons

• Users are limited to the features that Squarespace offers
• Integrates only with a few third-party services and tools
• Personal plan is limited to 20 pages and two contributors
• Slightly overpowered if all you want is a blog

Pricing

Squarespace is subscription-based. It comes with only two plans: Personal and Business. One is $16/month and the other $26/month. You get a discount and a free custom domain if you pay annually.

Both plans come with unlimited pages, bandwidth, and storage. The Business plan also has e-commerce, marketing features, and allows you to customize your design through CSS and JavaScript. You can use your domain name, which comes with extra costs. There is a 14-day free trial to test the waters.

Perfect for

• Business owners
• Portfolio websites
• E-commerce

8. Weebly.com

Weebly is another site builder with a modular approach and a web-based interface. Pick a template and position your content as blocks in different areas.

Pros

• Easy to use – everything is operated via drag-and-drop
• Comes with decent mobile apps to run your site on the go
• You can try out the service before committing financially
• Has a good reputation in terms of SEO, even integrates with Google Analytics

Cons

• Limited integrated features and no possibility to add more
• The free plan only comes with 500MB of storage, Weebly branding, and a subdomain
• Integrates with only a few third-party platforms
• Exporting your site is difficult

Pricing

You can start with a free account. After that, $4/month gets you a custom domain. For advanced features like site stats, video backgrounds, or membership options, you need to go for one of the higher plans. Those come in at $8-$25/month. Weebly also has separate plans for online stores that are slightly more pricey. All plans are paid annually.

Perfect for

• Business owners who need blogging capability
• Online portfolios
• Bloggers with no technical knowledge

9. Blogger.com

This free blog hosting service has been around for a long time. It was founded in 1999 and acquired by Google in 2003. As a consequence, you can sign up easily with your existing Google account.

Pros

• Free to use and the set up only takes minutes
• Hosting, maintenance, and other technicalities are taken care of
• Integrates well with other Google offerings (e.g., you can store your images on Google Drive)
• Mobile-optimized templates
• Comes with tracking and anti-comment spam measures

Cons

• Limited to basic blogging tools and there is no way to add additional features
• Design options are few
• Updates or new features are scarce
• Blogger displays advertisements on your blog

Pricing

Blogger is completely free. The only cost you might incur is if you want to use a custom domain. In that case, you have to acquire and pay for it yourself.

Perfect for

• Hobby bloggers and personal blogging

10. Tumblr.com

The final entry for the best blog sites is Tumblr. The service is a micro-blogging platform optimized for short-form content. It also has a community behind it and social network features. Think of it as a middle ground between WordPress and Twitter.

Pros

• Free and very easy to set up and use
• Hosting is included (your blog is located on a tumblr.com subdomain)
• Has integrated social features such as following, re-blogging and sharing
• Easy to publish multimedia e.g. videos, GIFs, images and audio
• Many design opportunities and they are easy to change

Cons

• Limited features and no way to extend them
• It’s difficult to back up your Tumblr content and use it on other platforms

Pricing

The platform is free to use. Optional costs are for a custom domain (which you can map to your Tumblr account) and third-party themes and apps.

Perfect for

• Hobby bloggers
• Personal blogging
• Micro-blogs

Best Wishes: Dr.Ehab Aboueladab - Email:ehab10f@gmail.com

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