Happy Proteomics Day!

30 years ago today some guy said the word "Proteomics" at a conference. It was THE first term used to encapsulate all of the versions of a specific class of molecules in an organism. Transcriptomics Followed. Then Metabolomics. Etc. Etc.,

We sat down with the man himself, Dr. Marc Wilkins to talk about it. This is the kick off for the next season of THE Proteomics Show "What is a proteomics?" 

https://open.spotify.com/show/3R8aGNVMKwfovkWWRVnu4E

or https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-proteomics-show/id1655412251

or IMDB (weird) https://www.imdb.com/title/tt27034412/

or amazon music or 10 other things or type "podcast" into your phone. Suprised the hell out of me when that worked. 

Check it out, and happy birthday proteomics! 

I generated both of the figures above using the Dall-E program in OpenAI. You can totally use them, unless I'm reading something wrong. I'm about to subscribe. 

I'm a paid subscriber of the DreamStudio AI and I know for sure you can use the prompt generated figures I generate because that's how I made the cover of the world's best proteomics journal a couple months ago. ACS checks the legality of these images. This is what DreamStudio came up with and I do like it. Balloons inside the 3D protein structure? Again, feel free to use however you'd like that spreads the power and excitement of proteomics.