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Single-Cell Proteomics approach for the development of Climate-resilient crops

Jyotsna Dayma

Abstract


Over a last few years Single cell RNA sequencing technique has been growing at a faster pace but still the technique is unable to reveal the complexity and diversity of a cell. This void in the knowledge has led scientists to go for Single cell Proteomics. As proteins are the major work-horses of a cell they could better explain the unsolved cellular mysteries. Further the advancement in the mass spectrometry eliminated the need for antibodies based Single-cell Proteome analysis, providing a way for a minimally biased investigation of single-cell expression at the protein level. The Single Cell Proteomics could play an important role in the development of climate-resilient crops.


Keywords


Single Cell Proteomics, Mass spectrometry, Climate change, Abiotic stress, Climate resilient crops, Agricultural biotechnology.

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