Titlebook: Agricultural Proteomics Volume 1; Crops, Horticulture, Ghasem Hosseini Salekdeh Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 201

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Wool Proteomics,coupling of mass spectral sequence identification to the traditional two-dimensional gel electrophoresis, resulting in the identification of most of the protein spots on the two-dimensional map. More recently, gel-free proteomic analysis of whole wool protein digests has resulted in improved sequenc

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Proteomic Research on Honeybee,e honeybee biology at the beginning of 20th century, it’s not until the year 2006 that honeybees were largely explored at the molecular level, when the genome sequencing of . (A. mellifera) was finished. Since then and with the advances in relative protein technologies, proteomics has becoming one o

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Slovaks and Czechs: An Uneasy Coexistence plants, in both model and non-model species. We then discuss the pros and cons of the major quantitative approaches implemented in plant studies. Next, we describe the most studied post-translational modifications (PTMs) in plant research, and lastly, we review the challenges of bioinformatics data analysis in the plant proteomics field.

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Proteomic Research on Honeybee,sing mass spectrometry (MS) and proteomic techniques on almost all the aspects of honeybee, including the growth stages, important tissues and organs, the caste differentiation, function transitions of worker bees, the reproduction of queen bees, and honeybee products such as royal jelly.

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Proteomic Tools for the Investigation of Nodule Organogenesis,is. These approaches provide a deeper understanding of protein regulation and interaction among the possible pathways that are associated with nodulation in legume plants. In addition, the challenges faced by proteomics in understanding nodulation are discussed, and some possible future strategies for meeting these challenges are proposed.

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Lions or Foxes: Heroes or Lackeys?ved bioenergy crops requires the use of more advanced biotechnological applications such as proteomics. This chapter will examine the use of proteomics in bioenergy crops in order to find quicker and more effective pathways of modifying them for optimum fuel production.

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