BioConcepts

proteomicsProteomik (ger.)

• The study or analysis of the set of proteins expressed by an organism, its relationship to the genes coding for them, and to physiological and pathological processes; the branch of molecular biology concerned with this. (OED 2012)
  category molecular biology

  1997

  The rapid rise of proteomics

  James, P. (1997). Protein identification in the post-genome era: The rapid rise of proteomics. Quart. Rev. Biophys. 30, 279-332.

  1997

  A powerful adjunct to genomics is proteomics, which involves the mapping of the entire protein complement of a cell under a given set of conditions by high-resolution 2D gel electrophoresis, coupled with identification by mass spectrometry.

  Mizrahi, V. (1997). Genetics and tuberculosis, Cape Town, South Africa, 21 November 1997. Tubercle and Lung Disease 78, 171-174: 171.

  1999

  Proteomics, if defined as the study of many proteins simultaneously in order to understand the function of one restricted state of a cell, remains in its infancy.

  Anonymus (1999). The promise of proteomics. Nature 402, 703.