Essentials of Functional Genomics

Functional genomics, a field of molecular biology, provides a comprehensive understanding of gene functions, interactions, and protein functions on a universal level. Unlike classical molecular biology techniques, functional genomics employs genome-wide approaches to describe the functions and interactions of genes and proteins. This book delves into key aspects of functional genomics, ranging from evaluating genetic codes to understanding proteomic ramifications. It explores diverse topics such as genomic abnormalities, proteomic pathways, expression alterations, peptidase screening, genomic instability, and functional neurogenomics. With a focus on applications in biomedicine, agro-food technologies, and zoo techniques, the book highlights primary problems and recent advances in science and technology in the field of genomics medicine. By emphasizing the relation of these topics to functional genomics, the book serves as a comprehensive resource guide for both graduate and postgraduate students, contributing to the growth and advancement of the discipline. Whether delving into genomic instability or exploring proteomic pathways, this book offers valuable insights into the multifaceted world of functional genomics and its applications in diverse domains