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- Proteomics is all about finding and studying proteins in our bodies to understand how they work and affect our health.
- In China, research on proteomics has become really popular and advanced quickly compared to other life sciences.
- The article talks about how new technology helps study proteins better and shares updates on the Human Liver Proteome Project in China over the last three years.
Article Abstract
Proteomics focuses on the systematic identification and quantification of entire proteomes and interpretation of proteins' biological functions. During the last decade, proteomics in China has grown much faster than other research fields in the life sciences. At the beginning of the second decade of the 21(st) century, the rapid development of high-resolution and high-speed mass spectrometry makes proteomics a powerful tool to study the mechanisms underlying physiological/pathological processes in organisms. This article provides a brief overview of proteomics technology development and representative scientific progress of the Human Liver Proteome Project (HLPP) in China over the past three years.
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