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Progress?

Since we are attempting to simulate the attachment process (docking) of various ligands to the HIV-1 protease for this project (or maybe phase of this project?) I was just curious as to how we might gauge our overall progress.

Is there a finite number of ligands to test or that we plan on testing?

I know it's still way early but it there a kinda phase 2 plan for closer scrutiny of "good fits" similar to HPF?

I'm glad to help out, even if my laptop can only contribute a tiny incremental difference. I'm not expecting that if and when we're done with fa@h that we'll have a cure for AIDS. I guess I'm just one of those people who likes to know that I'm making a difference, even if its small.
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Re: Progress?

check out the links in this chatroom forum discussion...................


http://www.worldcommunitygrid.org/forums/wcg/viewthread?thread=4705
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Re: Progress?

Hi adroc,
We are going to have to wait and see what the scientists at TSRI say about this. Scripps announced the project Monday, so it will probably be a while before they start handing out details.

My personal, uninformed opinion - - the new AutoDock 4.0 is a vast change from the circa-1999 AutoDock 3. They will have to see what sort of results it gives them before they can rationally decide just how large or small a territory they want to cover. Leading edge research programs are notoriously fuzzy this way.

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