Proteomics
Proteomics attempts to catalogue all proteins in an organism and decipher their functions. The proteome comprises the totality of all proteins present in a cell or a living organism under defined conditions and at a defined time. In contrast to the rather static genome, the proteome and also the transcriptome are dynamic and can therefore change in their qualitative and quantitative protein composition due to changed conditions (environmental factors, temperature, gene expression, drug administration, etc.).
Protein structure© https://pixabay.com/photos/alat2-human-alanine-872522/
Regional experts:
Institute of Plant Biology and Biotechnology - IBBP, WWU Münster
Mass Spectrometry-based Proteomics Unit
Proteomics Core Unit, Interdisciplinary Centre for Clinical Research, WWU Münster
Protein expression analysis, gel or mass spectrometry-based multivariate statistics, principal component analysis, pathway analysis, biomolecular mass spectrometry with ion mobility, protein preparation
Bioprofiling with LC-MS and multivariate statistics