Humana Proteome Bioinformatics: 1549 (Methods in Molecular Biology, 1549)

This thorough book covers the most recent proteomics techniques, databases, bioinformatics tools, and computational approaches that are used for the identification and functional annotation of proteins and their structure. The most recent proteomic resources widely used in the biomedical scientific community for storage and dissemination of data are discussed. In addition, specific MS/MS spectrum similarity scoring functions and their application in the field of proteomics, statistical evaluation of labeled comparative proteomics using permutation testing, and methods of phylogenetic analysis using MS data are also described in detail. Written for the highly successful Methods in Molecular Biology series, chapters contain the kind of detail and key implementation advice to ensure successful results.  Authoritative and cutting-edge, Proteome Bioinformatics serves as a useful resource for researchers who are beginners as well as advanced investigators in the field of proteomics. From the Back Cover This thorough book covers the most recent proteomics techniques, databases, bioinformatics tools, and computational approaches that are used for the identification and functional annotation of proteins and their structure. The most recent proteomic resources widely used in the biomedical scientific community for storage and dissemination of data are discussed. In addition, specific MS/MS spectrum similarity scoring functions and their application in the field of proteomics, statistical evaluation of labeled comparative proteomics using permutation testing, and methods of phylogenetic analysis using MS data are also described in detail. Written for the highly successful  Methods in Molecular Biology series, chapters contain the kind of detail and key implementation advice to ensure successful results.  Authoritative and cutting-edge,  Proteome Bioinformatics serves as a useful resource for researchers who are beginners as well as advanced investigators in the field of proteomics.