Rosetta@home
What is Rosetta@home?
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Rosetta@home needs your help to determine the 3-dimensional shapes of proteins in research that may ultimately lead to finding cures for some major human diseases. By running the Rosetta program on your computer while you don't need it you will help us speed up and extend our research in ways we couldn't possibly attempt without your help. You will also be helping our efforts at designing new proteins to fight diseases such as HIV, Malaria, Cancer, and Alzheimer's (See our Disease Related Research for more information). Please join us in our efforts! Rosetta@home is not for profit.

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  3. Download, install, and run BOINC
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  Server Status as of 16 May 2008 11:50:00 UTC  
[ Scheduler running ] Queued: 19,791
In progress: 510,460
Successes last 24h: 231,322
Users (last day ) :
199,510 (+155)
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May 16, 2008
Predictor of the day: Congratulations to EdMulock (Team DSL Reports Team Helix) for predicting the lowest energy structure for workunit score13_hb_envtest62_A_1tif__2980_0 !

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May 14, 2008
CASP8 is ramping up with a handful of targets released last week, and many more expected this week. The reason you haven't seen many CASP8 work units as we are making a final benchmarking of all the new structure prediction protocols we have developed over the past two years in the new miniRosetta code framework. The testing is on CASP7 targets--we want to determine which of our new methods are best before going all out on the CASP8 targets (yes, we would like to have completed the benchmarking before casp8 started, but there has been so much to do!). the testing should be complete monday and tuesday, and based on these results we will be sending out primarly casp8 work units next week using the approaches the tests currently running show are most successful.

I can't emphasize enough how critical all of your contributions are to our efforts to improve protein structure prediction methods! we have had many ideas on potential improvements which we have implemented, but the only way to know whether we are actually getting closer to the truth is to do rigorous testing (the casp7 targets for which we now know the structures are a perfect test set), and this would quite simply be impossible without your contributions! -- David Baker

from DB's Journal

May 05, 2008
The minirosetta application has been updated to version 1.19. This version introduces several bugfixes for our CASP8 abinitio and template-based modeling protocols. We'll be testing small batches of workunits this evening and tomorrow morning. For details, see this thread, and please report bugs in this thread.

Apr 23, 2008
The minirosetta application has been updated to version 1.15. This version introduces an improved method for modeling larger RNA molecules. For details, see this thread, and please report bugs in this thread.

Mar 13, 2008
Rosetta has been updated to version 5.96. This version introduces an improved method for modeling larger RNA molecules. For details, see this thread.

Mar 13, 2008
Rosetta has been updated to version 5.95. This version includes a new method for searching beta sheet topologies. For details, see this thread.

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