Graphic comparing genomics and proteomics. The graphic reads, "Genomics and proteomics both peer into living organisms at the subcellular level, but, while genomics reveals cellular blueprints, proteomics captures what's actually happening in cells now. Genome: 20,500 estimated human genes. Proteome: 6,000,000 estimated proteoforms per cell type."

Genomics vs. proteomics: Two complementary perspectives on life

Genomics and proteomics both peer into living organisms at the subcellular level, but, while genomics reveals cellular blueprints, proteomics captures what’s actually happening in cells now. Learn how genomics and proteomics can complement each other to advance our understanding of biology.

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