What resources are available for plant proteome analysis in biotechnology?

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The discussion centers on the need for resources related to "Plant Proteome Analysis" for an assignment. Participants inquire about specific information required for the assignment and share a relevant article that discusses proteome analysis in plants, highlighting its significance in biotechnology. The shared resource is intended to assist in understanding the topic better and provide foundational knowledge for the assignment.
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Guys i need to submit an assignment in "PLANT PROTEOME ANALYSIS".
Does anyone know any good sites/online books regarding this ?
PLease Help !
 
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What exactly do you need? What kind of information?

Here an article about proteome analysis
http://www.pierroton.inra.fr/genetics/2D/Proteomevert/Papiers/btc201.pdf
 
the topic is "PLANT PROTEOME ANALYSIS", a useful approach in BIOTECHNOLOGY
 

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