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Preferred Name	Functional genomics
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homepage	http://journals.plos.org/plosone/browse/functional_genomics
editorialNote	* genomics (in recombinant DNA technology (genetics): Genomics; Functional genomics attempts to understand function at the broadest level (the genomic level). In one approach, gene functions of as many ORFs as possible are assigned as above in an attempt to obtain a full set of proteins encoded by the genome (called a proteome). The proteome broadly defines all the cellular functions used by the organism. Function in relation to specific developmental... in genomics: Functional genomics ) Analysis of genes at the functional level is one of the main uses of genomics, an area known generally as functional genomics. Determining the function of individual genes can be done in several ways. Classical, or forward, genetic methodology starts with a randomly obtained mutant of interesting phenotype and uses this to find the normal gene sequence and its function. Reverse genetics starts... -- http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/1389594/functional-genomics
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