Proteomics

Proteomics is the study of proteins that has revolutionized the understanding of cell behavior and disease. It studies the translation process ofRNAinto proteins as well as the overall process ofDNAinto proteins. This allows the researcher to determine what makes a diseased or mutant protein different from a normal protein, which is valuable to disease research. What's more, since most drugs act by targeting proteins or protein receptors, Proteomics is contributing to an entire new generation of drugs. This book provides a serious and in-depth review of Proteomics' most recent research. The authors are experts in the field, and each chapter provides another facet of this revolutionary field of study.

Selected Contents: In Silico Approach to Cluster CAM Kinase Protein Sequences; Main Pathways of Proteome Simplification; Medaka Proteome Study; IntGeom; Novel Therapeutic Approaches to Treat Alzheimer's Disease and Memory Disorders; Cancer Proteomics for Biomarker Development; Managing Proteomics Data; Comparative Modeling and Analysis of 3-D Structure of EMV2; Correlation between the Sucrose Synthase Protein Subfamilies; Global Proteomics; ProteomeAnalysis of Detached Fronds...