MZO-005: Genomics and Proteomics

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While the proteomics chiefly deal with the deciphering of protein structure and function of an organism, genomics provide an overview of the complete set of genetic instructions found in DNA. The discovery and cataloging of each sequence found throughout the whole genome of an organism is the focus of the course on genomics and proteomics, a rapidly evolving and expanding area of biology. The course covers the role, function, complexity, and expression profiling of genes and structure-function correlations of proteins. Proteomics also provides information regarding the roles that individual proteins play within cells. A whole collection of proteins from a cell is referred to as its proteome, which is highly dynamic. The course on Genomics and Proteomics covers all of the specific methods used in genome and proteome analysis. The information about the applications of genome and proteome analysis is also thoroughly covered in this course.