Proteomics in Plant & Animal
The proteome of each living cell is dynamic, altering in response to the individual cell's metabolic state and reception of intracellular and extracellular signal molecules, and many of the proteins which are expressed will be post-translationally altered. Thus if the purpose of the proteome analysis is to aid the understanding of protein function and interaction, then it is the identification of the proteins in their final state which is required: for this mass spectrometric identification of individual proteins, indicating site and nature of modifications, is essential.
Thus if the purpose of the proteome analysis is to aid the understanding of protein function and interaction, then it is the identification of the proteins in their final state which is required: for this mass spectrometric identification of individual proteins, indicating site and nature of modifications, is essential.
- Gel based proteomics
- Shotgun proteomics
- Studies in biological fluids
- Salinity Tolerance
- Photosynthesis
- Late-Embryogenesis Abundant (LEA) Proteins
- Oxidative Stress/Antioxidants
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