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How do I find out what protein my machine is currently working on? I see the pretty picture, but what protein is it?
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http://www.worldcommunitygrid.org/projects_showcase/about_the_project.html explains the pretty picture (I didn't even notice that)
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I hope it's not the one I shot on this girls face the other night...
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I know what a protein is, and I know what Rosetta is. What I would like to know is what particular protein the UD client is currently working on.
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Former Member
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I know what a protein is, and I know what Rosetta is. What I would like to know is what particular protein the UD client is currently working on. Joel I don't think there's a way to obtain that information from this program, unfortunately. I put a request in on the suggestions/feedback forum for Amino Acid/nucleotide information/ linkouts to prospective functional domains (SH2 etc.), but no one has noticed it as of yet. Hopefully someone will take the question seriously, because I find this stuff quite intersting. Hey, bring the topic back up to the top of the forum by responding to it over there. ;-) Justin |
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I know what a protein is, and I know what Rosetta is. What I would like to know is what particular protein the UD client is currently working on. Joel I don't think there's a way to obtain that information from this program, unfortunately. I put a request in on the suggestions/feedback forum for Amino Acid/nucleotide information/ linkouts to prospective functional domains (SH2 etc.), but no one has noticed it as of yet. Hopefully someone will take the question seriously, because I find this stuff quite intersting. Hey, bring the topic back up to the top of the forum by responding to it over there. ;-) Justin I agree, it would be nice and though many of us would not have any idea what it means, it would be valuable just in that we would have a better connection to what our computer was doing for the project. pester them again. Peter |
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