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a whiff of mad cow
doodleicious
by doodleicious  12-28-2008   
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How to fold Proteins
pokkets
by pokkets  6-29-2008   
 Proteins are complex molecules, and understanding the way they can fold using distributed computing, in the unused cpu load of home computers, can spread the load and research in more detail , both the way proteins fold, and the effects of incorrect folding. A prime example of such an instance in in the proteins known as prions, which with a wrong fold can be one of the contributing factors in Alzheimer's disease. The foldingathome network is the biggest computer in the world, with calculations done by the petaflop
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The History of Prions
shankargallery
by shankargallery  5-9-2008   
 cool graphics and history charts
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Viruse's at a Really Close Look - Pics
freakSqueeker
by freakSqueeker  11-29-2007   
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mad cow diseased jello
hippoface
by hippoface  10-18-2007   
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Colony Collapse Disorder
shankargallery
by shankargallery  4-28-2007   
 Colony Collapse Disorder
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Scientists Identify Prion's Infectious Secret
shankargallery
by shankargallery  5-10-2007   
 But prions have another characteristic that enables them to wreak havoc. They recruit other, properly folded proteins into misforming along with them, a process Lindquist calls a "conformational cascade." In many organisms, this conformational cascade creates long fibers called amyloids. (The brains of animals that have died from prion infections are literally packed with amyloid clumps.)
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Protein blocking reverses 'mad cow disease' in mice
zumbi
by zumbi  1-31-2007   
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