[Campbell Biology P.136] Which statement correctly defines 'genomics' and 'proteomics' based... | Practice Question
Which statement correctly defines 'genomics' and 'proteomics' based on the text?
A: Genomics is the analysis of large sets of genes, while proteomics is the analysis of large sets of proteins.
B: Genomics primarily involves the study of protein structures, whereas proteomics focuses on gene regulation.
C: Both genomics and proteomics are limited to studying only a few selected genes or proteins at a time.
D: Proteomics involves the use of computer software to analyze DNA sequences, while genomics uses biochemical techniques for protein analysis.
Explanation
The text explicitly defines genomics as 'an approach called genomics. A similar analysis of large sets of proteins, including their sequences, is called proteomics.'