Biochemistry
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Chapter 5, Problem 64RE
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The purpose of the tag on the bait proteins in Analysing protein interaction is to be described.
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Proteomics is the study of all the interactions between all the proteins present in the body of an organism. It has mainly three types, among which the structural proteomics deals with the structure of the proteins and the expressed proteins deal with the analysis of the protein’s expression.
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