New Gromacs, new you

Guest post from Profs Kasson and Shirts, UVA and Mr. Coffland A new version of Gromacs (4.6) is coming, and we’re working to bring it to Folding@home.  The new code…

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Simulating forms of Pin1 WW domain

We are simulating many forms of Pin1 WW domain, a protein implicated in some cancers and Alzheimer’s disease. Understanding the role of mutations on misfolding can have important biomedical consequences.

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New methods for analyzing FAH data

Guest post from Dr. Gregory Bowman, UC Berkeley Two general objectives of the Folding@home project are (1) to explain the molecular origins of existing experimental data and (2) to provide…

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