The completion of genomic sequences for several model organisms and, most recently, the human genome opens new possibilities to biologists. We can use genomic sequences to predict all proteins that can be present in an organism.
Proteomics is the study if the protein complement of the genome.
We offer protein analytical separations coupled to highly sensitive specific mass spectrometry analyses. The key to analytical proteomics is partial sequence analysis coupled to computer-assisted searching of genomic and protein sequence databases. With these tools, one can identify specific proteins, study the modification and turnover of proteins and characterize protein-protein interactions.