What is another word for adductomics?
Pronunciation: [ɐdəktˈɒmɪks] (IPA) 
Adductomics is a relatively new term that refers to the systematic study of adducts, or chemical modifications that occur when a chemical compound reacts with a biological molecule. While there are no true synonyms for the term, there are several related terms and concepts that may be used in a similar context. For example, metabolomics focuses on the analysis of small molecules in biological systems, while proteomics is concerned with the study of proteins. Similarly, lipidomics is the study of lipids, and glycomics is the study of carbohydrates. These fields all share the same goal of understanding the molecular basis of biological processes, and could be considered aspects of adductomics.
