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Last modified on 2008-07-29 18:13:26
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2.1 WCG Projects

·What is HPF2 and how is it related to cancer research?
·What if my selected project is not sending tasks?
·Where can I get an status of how the projects are progressing
·What are our site supported projects for Team Discovery?
Here are some links regarding the Human Proteome Folding 2 project:

HPF2 Home page at the Bonneua lab at NYU

HPF2 Status Report

WCG Information Page

In depth PDF about the project

In terms of cancer research much information can be found here - why HPF2 is important: disease relevance

A snippet:
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Protein Set #2: human cancer biomarkers of unknown structure and function.
Collaborator: Leroy Hood, Nathan Price, Institute for Systems Biology, Seattle, »www.systemsbiology.org/
Multiple groups involved at the Institute for Systems Biology are currently involved in a coordinated effort to characterize biomarkers that can be used for early diagnosis and sub-classification of Human cancers. In particular specific efforts are underway in the Laboratory of Leroy Hood to find prostrate, bladder and ovarian cancer biomarkers. This effort coordinates proteomic, microarray, pathology, and bioinformatics efforts into a overall effort to determine reliable and readily assayable predictors that can be used as markers for diagnosis and selection between alternate therapeutic/intervention regimes. The Bonneau and the worldcommunity grid lab are involved in the functional annotation of putative proteins and proteins of unknown function found in these studies. To date several hundred putative biomarkers of unknown function have been prioritized, and are being processed along with the other sets of proteins described above, on the world community grid. Along with Nathan Price, at the ISB in Seattle, the Bonneau lab has been applying structure based annotaiton to elucidate the structure/function of putative biomarkers discovered using these genome-wide screens.



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by Dersgniw See Profile edited by lilhurricane See Profile
last modified: 2007-05-11 06:31:17

This is taken from the device profile page:

"Some projects may occasionally have periods where no work is available. If you choose to receive work for only one project, the project may, at times, not have work units available for download."

For this reason, running BOINC, you may choose to select the box that states: "If there is no work available for my computer for the projects I have selected above, please send me work from another project (this option only applies to BOINC agents)."

If you run BOINC and would like to select the box above

Go to your profiles - »www.worldcommunitygrid.org/ms/de···files.do and select the BOINC profile you want to modify.

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Then click the checkbox at the bottom of this screen:

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by Dersgniw See Profile edited by lilhurricane See Profile
last modified: 2008-07-15 11:59:06

There are updates for HPF2 from the Bonneau lab here.
There are updates for HCC here.

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by Dersgniw See Profile

Thru BOINC & WCG - our projects are cancer related



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