Journal
PROTEOMICS
Volume 5, Issue 16, Pages 4123-4137Publisher
WILEY
DOI: 10.1002/pmic.200500135
Keywords
systems biology
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The comprehensive study of proteomes has become an important part of attempts to uncover the systemic properties of biological systems. Proteomics provides data of a quality which increasingly fulfills strict requirements of systems biology for quantitative and qualitative information. Notably, proteomics can generate rich datasets that describe dynamic changes of proteomes. On the other hand, large-scale modeling requires the development of mathematic tools that are adequate for the processing of largely uncertain biological data. In this review, recent developments that pave the way for the integration of proteomics into systems biology are discussed. These developments include the standardization of data acquisition and presentation, the increased comprehensiveness of proteomics studies in description of functional status, localization and dynamics of proteins, and advanced modeling approaches.
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