Folding@Home Interview: Fold a Protein
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Uploaded by dltv on Nov 6, 2007
In part 2 of the Folding@Home interview, Prof. Pande explains the process of a folded protein.
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@comoloco12321 If you want more points I suggest you start on an advertising campaign, but not like this. You need to explain what F@h is, how it works, and what it is doing in very simple terms. Try the article on Wikipedia or the main F@h website, things are explained pretty well there
JesseVictors 1 month ago
Read the Folding@home article on Wikipedia. Pretty well written at this point! Check it out!
JesseVictors 3 months ago
@502020x The client connects with other computers around the world to form a massive parallel supercomputer that uses petaflops of processing power to work out how proteins fold, so scientists can learn how to treat diseases such as Alzheimer's, Parkinson's and cancer.
tl;dr It helps scientists work out how to cure cancer.
Catarit 3 months ago 2
@aizen7777777777 Dude, what the fuck are you talking about? This is a folding@home video, not some video of the Twin Towers falling or our troops over in the Middle East.
AStaticCharacter 3 months ago
@bestSVMS Would this benefit me in any way?
I'm not trolling I'm curious.
AmdAtiForever 4 months ago
flop around like a fag?
TheEXTRAtesco 5 months ago
WHT THE USE OF THIS IM CONFUSED
502020x 6 months ago
Because proteins "try"... it's not like it's due to random Brownian collisions or anything. xD
RipIPDime 8 months ago
@unleasheth dont worry :D
mrbest20 8 months ago