Structural Biology

Proteomics and Genomics

The most recent and often discussed subject in the area of structural biology is proteomics. It deals with figuring out how proteins, the body's building blocks, behave and are structured. It gained significance after the Human Ordination Project was introduced. Almost every process that takes place in our cells, from the metabolization of simple sugar to cell division, rely on proteins for smooth operation.

The study of the composition, operation, mapping, and modification of genomes is known as genomics. Genetic science is regarded to be the study of the entire configuration of DNA, the brain of our body. Genetic science is intertwined with genetic science. While genetic science is the study of genetics, structural determination of the body is covered by genome.