Ian T. Suydam, Christopher D. Snow, Vijay S. Pande, Steven G. Boxer. Science (2006) Full Text SUMMARY: The ability to quantitatively predict electric fields in proteins has remained a great…
Read moreL.T. Chong, W. C. Swope, J. W. Pitera, and V. S. Pande. Journal of Molecular Biology (2006) SUMMARY: Roughly half of all known cancers involve a mutation in a single…
Read moreS. Park and V. S. Pande. Journal of Chemical Physics (2006) SUMMARY: Markov State Models (MSM’s) have become a major part of how Folding@home calculations are performed. In particular, the…
Read moreYoung Min Rhee and Vijay S. Pande. Chemical Physics (2006) SUMMARY: How important are local chemical features of proteins during the folding process? We assess protein folding models with varying…
Read moreEric J. Sorin and Vijay S. Pande. JACS (2006) ABSTRACT: In striking contrast to simple polymer physics theory, which does not account for solvent effects, we find that physical confinement…
Read moreEric J. Sorin, Young Min Rhee, Michael R. Shirts, and Vijay S. Pande. Journal of Molecular Biology (2006) SUMMARY: How complicated is a helix, and how is the complexity of…
Read morePaula Petrone and Vijay S. Pande. Biophysical Journal (2006) SUMMARY: In allosteric regulation, protein activity is altered when ligand binding (or unbinding) causes changes in the protein conformation. Little is…
Read moreThe first papers on Folding@home results in regards to Huntington’s Disease were submitted.
Read moreWe are currently in the process of submitting our first paper on FAH results.
Read moreWe have submitted our first paper for peer review and we’re working on the next 2 paper right now. We’re very excited about the results!
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