An OMICS-Based Approach Studies Natural Products

Abstract

In conjunction with bioinformatics and comparable developments in tools, software, and visualisation modelling, current developments in plant sciences have propelled the scientific community into an active dispute over information. Despite the advent of Omics and numerous other remarkable bioinformatics tools, a considerable proportion of researchers still require further familiarisation with these instruments. The present evaluation centres on the potential implementations of diverse in silico tools and technologies in the analysis of plant sciences. Gaining knowledge of these many technologies will contribute to an enhanced comprehension of plant characteristics, including resistance to pathogens, tolerance to stress, and nutritional enhancement. Furthermore, we are collaborating on many challenges and limitations in the field of plant sciences that are associated with the bioinformatics methodology.