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Biotech / Medical : PROTEOMICS
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To: Jongmans who started this subject4/8/2003 7:00:27 AM
From: nigel bates   of 539
 
By isolating each of the ORFs in the worm's genome, reproducing them millions of times, and inserting them in tiny structures that convert their molecular information into proteins, it is possible to collect large, pure samples of the proteins for study.
In the case of genes that are active at relatively low levels, Vidal says that it has been nearly impossible to collect enough of their associated protein to study. The new method, however, makes it possible to collect equal amounts of all the proteins produced by a cell.
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