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Shedding Light on the ‘Dark Proteome’

Written by Kirsty Oswald, Science Writer  Omics-based studies have revealed that genomes, including our own, contain a vast number of […]

First draft of the human proteome

Ten years on from the launch of the Human Proteome Project, researchers report the first draft of the proteome blueprint. […]

Human brain-derived proteome data helps elucidate a genetic causal pathway for neurological phenotypes

A team of researchers have analysed human proteome data from brain tissue to study whether targeted proteins predictively mediated the […]

Spatial transcriptomics and multiomics in cancer research

Spatial context matters in complex biology. From cancer prevention to cancer biology, and for both translational and clinical studies, multiomic spatial […]

The State Of: Genomics in Aging

Aging is a natural and inevitable part of life, but the way we age and the traits we typically associate […]

The Big Challenge… With Hanno Steen

With the ever-increasing potential of new technology and the exponential growth of the life sciences field, researchers are always running […]

A New Deep Learning Tool to Translate Mass Spectra into Peptide Sequences

High-throughput proteomics techniques such as mass spectrometry have the capacity to dramatically change the field as we know it. With […]

How can proteogenomics inform pan-cancer analysis?

The central dogma of molecular biology states that DNA is transcribed into RNA and then translated into protein. But with […]

Genomics Week in Brief: Week ending 23rd September

Welcome to the latest Week in Brief, where we provide a summary of cutting-edge research from the last seven days! […]

The State Of: Genomics in Mental Health Research

The advent of genetic and genomics research has transformed our understanding of thousands of human diseases, with our abilities ever […]