Question

The collection of a species' proteins is referred to as its ____________ and the study of the structure, function, and interaction of proteins within proteomes is referred to as ____________ .

Answer 1

Answer:

The correct answer is 1. proteome and 2. proteomics.

Explanation:

The proteome is the complete set of proteins that can be expressed by a genome of a certain system or species. Proteome s the collection of species or organism's protein in a particular time or region.

Proteomics is the study of function, structure, and interaction of proteins on a larger scale. Proteins are essential components of living organisms, with several functions.

Thus, the correct answer is 1. proteome and 2. proteomics.

Answer 2

Answer: Proteome and proteomics

Explanation:

The proteome can be defined as the complete set of protein which can be expressed by the genome of either tissue, cell or an organism at a particular time.

Proteome can also be defined as a specific set of expressed proteins in a specific type of cell, under given conditions and in a given period of time.

The study of interaction between the proteome and protein is known as Proteomics. This also includes the studying of structure, function and interaction of proteomes.