Biology › Section I · Biotechnology and genomics › Topic I.3
Applying genomics and proteomics
Sequencing a genome is no longer the hard part; using that information well is. This topic surveys what whole genomes, transcriptomes and proteomes are teaching medicine, agriculture and forensics, and the ethical questions that follow.
In this topic
- From sequence data to decisions
- Predicting disease risk
- Worked example: reading a GWAS result
- Transcriptomics: which genes are on
- Proteomics: what the cell actually built
- Worked example: a protein signature
- Systems biology and structure prediction
- Personalised medicine and pharmacogenomics
- Genomics outside medicine
- Ethics, law, and fairness
- Common mistakes to avoid
- Key takeaways
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