What Has Proteomics Accomplished?

What has proteomics accomplished?

The Barbados Principles, which emanated from the Barbados Conference in January 2007 and were reported in HUPO News (1), assigned to Ralph Bradshaw and John Bergeron the task of formulating a statement on “What has proteomics accomplished?” as a way of providing a progress report for the discipline and a guideline for future emphases. The amazing expansion in proteomics in the last five years i...

Audio Indexing: What Has Been Accomplished and the Road Ahead

This paper presents an overview of audio indexing, which has emerged very recently as a research topic with the development of Internet. A lot of data, including audio data, are currently not indexed by web search engines, and audio indexing consists in finding good descriptors of audio documents which can be used as indexes for archiving and search. We discuss speech/music segmentation, langua...

What we have accomplished and what we can achieve.

Moving forward in colorectal cancer research, what proteomics has to tell.

Colorectal cancer is the third most common cancer and is highly fatal. During the last several years, research has been primarily based on the study of expression profiles using microarray technology. But now, investigators are putting into practice proteomic analyses of cancer tissues and cells to identify new diagnostic or therapeutic biomarkers for this cancer. Because the proteome reflects ...

The Advent of Sperm Proteomics has Arrived

Sperm proteomics is the identification and functional study of sperm proteins. It is based on the separation of proteins to generate a sample suitable for mass spectrometry and subsequent protein identification. Various proteomic approaches can be employed to study sperm proteins. Currently it has led to the identification and cataloging of thousands of sperm proteins. Ultimately, the goal is t...