James B. Finley
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James B. Finley is a leading figure in structural genomics and proteomics, whose work has significantly advanced high-throughput methods for protein expression and characterization. His research centers on developing scalable platforms to investigate protein three-dimensional structures at the proteome scale, with a focus on the model organism *Caenorhabditis elegans*. Finley’s most cited study, "High-Throughput Expression of *C. elegans* Proteins" (2004, 103 citations), established critical pipelines for recombinant protein production, enabling systematic structural studies that bridge basic biology and therapeutic development. This foundational work has been instrumental in accelerating the discovery of protein functions and interactions, providing essential tools for the broader genomics community. By pioneering approaches that allow researchers to tackle entire proteomes, Finley has helped transform how scientists explore the molecular underpinnings of development, disease, and evolution. His contributions continue to influence high-throughput structural biology, making him a key architect of modern proteome-scale research.
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- 1High-Throughput Expression of <i>C. elegans</i> Proteins103 citations · 2004