Yes, 1350 is a very good GRE score, although many prgrams put emphasis on either verbal or quant…I’m assuming biochemistry would be quant. I see your quant score is very high, so that speaks for you. If you’re a second or third author on a paper, some institutions view that as more important than GRE scores. But, many schools–particularly top schools in competative areas–have cut offs, meaning they don’t even look at your application if you are below a certain score, what that is will depend on the school and the program. Admission commitees are lazy and want to weed out as many applicants as possible, even if through dubious means (such as using the GRE as a method of assessing academic ability or throwing out possibly good candidates because their GPA is below a certain number). Buy/check out one of the books and if they don’t provide the info you need, email the university. Apply to at least one school that you know you can get in.

I would look at some state schools of varying sizes. Most large state schools have biochemistry.