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Journals in Clinical Biochemistry

7 established journals that publish mainly in Clinical Biochemistry, compared by fees, open access and citation rates, updated 2026-10-14.

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7 established journals publish at least 20 % of their articles in Clinical Biochemistry. 4 of them are fully open access. Where open-access journals charge a fee, the median is 1 930 USD. Highest recent citation rates: Journal of Clinical Microbiology, Journal of Inherited Metabolic Disease, International Journal of Neonatal Screening.

7 journals

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Journal of Inherited Metabolic DiseaseSpringer Science+Business Media35 %1313.87151Subscription; open access option 3 470 USD
International Journal of Neonatal ScreeningMultidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute31 %833.61421 930 USD
Journal of Clinical MicrobiologyAmerican Society for Microbiology21 %2754.56365Open access, fee unknown
Molecular Genetics and Metabolism ReportsElsevier BV31 %1141.28402 400 USD
Molecular Genetics and MetabolismElsevier BV25 %7260.76146Subscription; open access option 3 680 USD
Clinical Microbiology NewsletterElsevier BV22 %351.0040Subscription; open access option 2 910 USD
Journal of Inborn Errors of Metabolism and ScreeningSciELO32 %160.3920400 USD

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Journals in CWTS Journal Indicators Core or the Directory of Open Access Journals that published at least 20 articles in the last five years, mostly in English. "In this field" is the share of a journal's articles that OpenAlex classifies in Clinical Biochemistry. Citation rate is OpenAlex's two-year mean citedness, an open measure similar to the journal impact factor. Fees are taken from OpenAlex and DOAJ and can be out of date: always check the journal's own website before you submit.