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Proteomics is the study of proteins. It focuses on the structure and function of different proteins, and is mainly a biochemical field. | Proteomics is the study of proteins. It focuses on the structure and function of different proteins, and is mainly a biochemical field. | ||
| − | Proteomics was developed in the wake of genomics (the study of genes). Whereas genomics is the study of a cell's genome, or set of genes, proteomics is the study of a cell's proteome, or set of proteins. However, unlike a genome, a proteome changes over time for a particular cell. | + | Proteomics was developed in the wake of genomics (the study of genes). Whereas genomics is the study of a cell's [[genome]], or set of genes, proteomics is the study of a cell's proteome, or set of proteins. However, unlike a genome, a proteome changes over time for a particular cell. |
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Revision as of 21:43, July 26, 2009
Proteomics is the study of proteins. It focuses on the structure and function of different proteins, and is mainly a biochemical field.
Proteomics was developed in the wake of genomics (the study of genes). Whereas genomics is the study of a cell's genome, or set of genes, proteomics is the study of a cell's proteome, or set of proteins. However, unlike a genome, a proteome changes over time for a particular cell.