Hallo
Ist heute ein Proteinwechsel und wenn ja wann denn ???
Danke
Ist heute ein Proteinwechsel ?
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Bommer
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Ist heute ein Proteinwechsel ?
Zuletzt geändert von Bommer am 27.08.2002 15:55, insgesamt 1-mal geändert.
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Genau! Jetzt alles fallen lassen und DF durchfalten. Es handelt sich um das vorletzte CASP5 Target!!! 
Ganz schlecht dabei sind wir ja nicht gerade:
Das Bild wurde mir gerade von Arnim zugestellt.
Michael.
Zitat von der DF Website:
"08/27/2002
- We are now starting what will be the second-last CASP target, as the 'prediction season' closes on Sept. 11. Over the next week or so we will begin to put screenshots and structure files for our submitted predictions in the Results section of the web site for your perusal. We have also been busy submitting predictions for 36 other CASP targets using 'homology modelling', which does not require distributed computing, but only works when another similar protein has already had its structure solved. In total we will have completed 13 ab initio prediction via this Project, and we are excited and look forward to the results in early December at the CASP5 meeting. We'd like to thank everyone, old and new, who have helped make this possible by donating their spare CPU cycles. This project would be nothing without you, the users, after all.
- Following the last CASP target we will switch back to a large, 10 billion sample of a protein of known structure again. In the meantime we will try to make some improvements and changes to the algorithm to make it more efficient than its current brute force search approach. Check here often for news and progress reports as always."
Ganz schlecht dabei sind wir ja nicht gerade:
Das Bild wurde mir gerade von Arnim zugestellt.
Michael.
Zitat von der DF Website:
"08/27/2002
- We are now starting what will be the second-last CASP target, as the 'prediction season' closes on Sept. 11. Over the next week or so we will begin to put screenshots and structure files for our submitted predictions in the Results section of the web site for your perusal. We have also been busy submitting predictions for 36 other CASP targets using 'homology modelling', which does not require distributed computing, but only works when another similar protein has already had its structure solved. In total we will have completed 13 ab initio prediction via this Project, and we are excited and look forward to the results in early December at the CASP5 meeting. We'd like to thank everyone, old and new, who have helped make this possible by donating their spare CPU cycles. This project would be nothing without you, the users, after all.
- Following the last CASP target we will switch back to a large, 10 billion sample of a protein of known structure again. In the meantime we will try to make some improvements and changes to the algorithm to make it more efficient than its current brute force search approach. Check here often for news and progress reports as always."
Fördern, kooperieren und konstruieren statt fordern, konkurrieren und konsumieren.
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