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Genetic, genetic and genetic information. In genomic studies, all the genes of a cell or tissue are collectively evaluated and interpreted. This requires a strong bioinformational support. Genetic studies are studied in two groups, structural and functional. Structural genomics ensures the detection of the genetic information of the organism. It does not provide information about the functions of the genes. Functional genomics, in addition to learning the functions of the genes, also facilitates the understanding of their importance in terms of the organism. However, genomic information should be supported by information about proteins. The discipline that aims to provide information about protein is called proteomic. Proteomics enables the study of the properties of the protein's structure, settlement, quantity, interaction with other molecules, etc. and requires bioinformative support. Although proteins are not as easy to study as genes due to their various properties, they are used for various purposes in many fields of genomic and proteomic, medical and non-medical. This collection aims to raise awareness of genomic and proteomic studies. It is also sought to emphasize the differences between traditional biochemical and genetic methods.