Why would a a pure protein screening approach be used to discover a small molecule inhibitor of a Kinesin instead of other methods?  What is one advantage and one disadvantage of pure protein screens?

why are lysozyme and ovoalbumin the recommended standards used in the Bradford protein assay and why would they be preferred over BSA being this widely used but not recommended? Justify the answer

What is meant by the term "alignment" in genomic research and in what ways does alignment aid sequence assembly?  How can relying on alignment lead to potential errors?

What data have been complied in the Human Protein Atlas? https://www.proteinatlas.org/about  A.The Human Protein Atlas was created by integrating different omics technologies such as antibody-based imaging, proteomic analysis by mass spectrometry, transcriptomics and systems biology. B.The Human Protein Atlas was established by examining the distribution of proteins in a diseased tissue and inferring where the protein localize in a healthy tissue. C.The Human Protein Atlas was created by creating a list of all know proteins in alphabetical order. D.The Human Protein Atlas was created immunoblot analysis of proteins in different tissues.