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Rank	Topic	Wikipedia views
1	Glycolysis	6,649
2	Citric acid cycle	5,938
3	Biochemistry	4,769
4	Pharmacology	3,384
5	Gluconeogenesis	2,583
6	Macromolecule	1,630
7	Assay	1,339
8	Secretion	1,103
9	Biomolecule	939
10	Trace element	456
11	Bioenergetics	445
12	Food chemistry	389
13	Environmental chemistry	380
14	Composition of the human body	366
15	Ground substance	331
16	Acid phosphatase	267
17	Neurochemistry	204
18	Receptor theory	191
19	Biogeochemistry	170
20	Bioinorganic chemistry	165
21	List of important publications in chemistry	155
22	Myc-tag	135
23	Index of biochemistry articles	134
24	P-bodies	107
25	Antiparallel (biochemistry)	101
26	Inclusions	93
27	Melting curve analysis	85
28	History of biochemistry	83
29	Exopolysaccharide	82
30	Bioorganic chemistry	81
31	Percoll	81
32	Strep-tag	80
33	Glutaminolysis	69
34	Ethyl eicosapentaenoic acid	67
35	K-Casein	63
36	Alpha oxidation	57
37	Enzyme engineering	55
38	Adenylation	52
39	Metal Ions in Life Sciences	52
40	Glycobiology	51
41	Thrombospondin 1	49
42	Amylolytic process	45
43	Fructolysis	45
44	Levan polysaccharide	45
45	Cleavable detergent	43
46	SR protein	40
47	Outline of biochemistry	40
48	Crabtree effect	40
49	Vesicle fusion	40
50	Glyoxylate and dicarboxylate metabolism	40
51	Immunogold labelling	39
52	Vibrational circular dichroism	38
53	Capsinoids	37
54	Reverse cholesterol transport	37
55	Molecular Weight Cut Off	35
56	Lipid microdomain	34
57	Heteromer	33
58	Retromer	32
59	Table of standard reduction potentials for half-reactions important in biochemistry	30
60	Protein-lipid interaction	30
61	Arachidonic acid 5-hydroperoxide	27
62	Configuration integral	27
63	Glyceroneogenesis	27
64	Tether (cell biology)	26
65	Protochlorophyllide	25
66	Instruments used in toxicology	24
67	Demethylating agent	23
68	Physiological chemistry	22
69	Molecular probe	22
70	Zymology	21
71	Cytochemistry	21
72	Adenine pathway	21
73	Bioorganometallic chemistry	20
74	Sialome	20
75	Norvaline	20
76	Platelet membrane glycoprotein	17
77	Diamino acid	17
78	Chi site	17
79	Toxalbumin	16
80	Chromosome combing	15
81	Matrix metalloproteinase inhibitor	15
82	EHD protein family	15
83	Splicing factor	14
84	Organelle biogenesis	14
85	Biological unit	13
86	Enzyme mimic	13
87	Entatic state	13
88	Dioxygen complex	13
89	Morpheein	12
90	Carotol	12
91	Hydrogenase mimic	11
92	One compartment kinetics	10
93	Queuine	9
94	Tim9-Tim10 complex	9
95	Magnet assisted transfection	9
96	Streptamer	9
97	M1G	8
98	Ischemic cell death	8
99	Minimum Information Required in the Annotation of Models	7
100	Pht01	7
101	Adamkeiwickz reaction	7
102	Soft chemistry	7
103	Moiety conservation	less than 5 views
104	Thymidine diphosphate glucose	less than 5 views
105	Important publications in chemistry	less than 5 views
106	Ramogen	less than 5 views
107	Dihydrobiopterin reductase	less than 5 views
108	Pgrac	less than 5 views
109	Iron stress repressed RNA	less than 5 views
110	Kodecyte	less than 5 views
111	Cytidine diphosphate glucose	less than 5 views
112	Factoryase	less than 5 views
113	Melanomorph	less than 5 views
114	Biochemical phosphate reactions	less than 5 views

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Biochemistry is the chemistry of life. Biochemists study the elements, compounds and chemical reactions that are controlled by biomolecules (such as polypeptides, polynucleotides, polysaccharides, lipids and chemical messengers) and take place in all living organisms.