Transcriptomic and Proteomic Engineering
The chapter discusses transcriptomic and proteomic engineering, emphasizing the tools and technologies used for gene expression modification and analysis. Key techniques like RNA interference, CRISPR-Cas13, RNA-Seq, and Mass Spectrometry are highlighted for their roles in managing gene expression and protein analysis. The chapter presents applications in therapeutic settings, industry, and research, underscoring the advancements driving personalized medicine.
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What we have learnt
- Transcriptomic engineering allows for the targeted regulation of gene expression through various RNA-based methods.
- Proteomic engineering involves designing proteins to improve or understand their functions through innovative techniques.
- Instrumentation like RNA-Seq and Mass Spectrometry provides in-depth insight into cellular functions, benefitting health and industrial applications.
Key Concepts
- -- Transcriptomic Engineering
- A field focused on the regulation and analysis of RNA to control gene expression.
- -- Proteomic Engineering
- The design and analysis of proteins to manipulate their functions and understand biological processes.
- -- RNA interference (RNAi)
- A method used to silence specific mRNA molecules using small RNA segments.
- -- CRISPRCas13
- A gene editing technology that allows for targeting and modification of RNA.
- -- Mass Spectrometry
- A technique used to identify and quantify proteins within a sample.
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