Advances in Proteomics Research

Research communities are turning towards proteomics techniques for high-throughput screening and analysis. Originally regarded as a useful supplement for genomics data, proteomics is coming into its own, helped by the realization that genetic alterations result in corresponding alterations at the protein level only about 50% of the time.

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• Proteomic approaches determine neutropenia etiology when genetic testing fails
• Spatial proteomics sheds new light on Alzheimer's disease
• Single-cell proteomics uncovers potential mechanisms behind hearing loss