About this book
Principle of Proteomics, Second Edition, provides a concise and user-friendly introduction to the many different proteomics technologies, their applications, and their impact in such areas as drug discovery and the fight against disease. Since publication of the first edition the field has stabilized, with certain technologies becoming established and others becoming obsolete. At the same time, the vanguard remains a rich and diverse source of new technology platforms which seek to capture the proteome in ever more detail and on a scale barely conceivable at the beginning of the century.
Principles of Proteomics, Second Edition, has been fully updated to reflect these developments without losing the focus on the core principles that make proteomics possible. With worked examples using actual data, case studies profiling emerging technologies, and further reading lists for each chapter, Principles of Proteomics is an ideal introduction for students, researchers, and those working in the industry.
Contents
1: The Origin and Scope of Proteomics
2: Strategies for Protein Separation
3: Strategies for Protein Identification
4: Strategies for Protein Quantitation
5: The Analysis of Protein Sequences
6: The Analysis of Protein Structures
7: Interaction Proteomics
8: Protein Modification in Proteomics
9: Protein Microarrays
10: Applications of Proteomics
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Biography
Richard Twyman is a scientific writer and lecturer in molecular biology and biotechnology, focusing on developmental and cell biology, gene transfer to microbes, animals and plants, transgenics, genetic manipulation, genomics, proteomics and systems biology. He has worked extensively in these topic areas and has written all manner of articles ranging from primary research papers and reviews in high-impact journals to some of the most popular scientific textbooks in the world, including Principles of Gene Manipulation (now nearly 30 years in print and in its 8th edition). He is also a contributor for Human Molecular Genetics (now 10 years in print and in its 3rd edition).
After working as a research scientist and scientific writer for 10 years, Richard set up a scientific management consultancy in 2001 which has been very successful, with a client base now including many research institutes (e.g. Fraunhofer IME, RWTH University of Aachen, University of Verona, St Georges Hospital Medical School, University of Lleida, University of York, University of Oxford, University of Cambridge), prominent public institutions (e.g. Wellcome Trust, Spanish National Research Council), publishers (e.g. Garland Press, Taylor & Francis, Wiley-VCH, Ashley Publications, Blackwell Science, Elsevier) international research consortia (e.g. Pharma-Planta, Smart-Cell, Comofarm) and industrial customers (e.g. Sartorius-Stedim Biotech, Dow AgroScience). The work involves writing research articles, reviews, book chapters, grant proposals, reports, white papers and steering documents, including business development and strategy plans. In order to keep up with the latest in developmental biology, biotechnology, genomics and proteomics, Richard has links with a number of companies and academic institutions including the Fraunhofer IME in Germany, RWTH Aachen, the University of Warwick and Cranfield University where he lectures in biotechnology/genomics and scientific writing and management.
