ScienceJuly 4, 2026
proteomics
/ˌproʊtiˈoʊmɪks/
Definition
The large-scale study and analysis of the entire set of proteins produced or modified by an organism or system.
Etymology
The term is a blend of 'protein' and the suffix '-omics' (denoting a comprehensive study of a field). It was coined in the mid-1990s to describe the systemic analysis of proteins, analogous to how 'genomics' describes the study of the genome.
In the news
The article mentions proteomics as one of the specific scientific domains for which Claude Science provides pre-configured tools and connectors. This allows researchers to integrate complex protein-related data pipelines directly into their AI-assisted workflow.
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