I just have some questions concerning Rosetta.
Is the project going to fold most proteins found in the human proteome. If that is the case then isn't Rosetta doing the same work as WCG. Except that WCG is giving priority to proteins that are directly related to diseasse.

Thanks

WCG runs an earlier version of Rosetta. We run Rosetta and make Rosetta better.

Reference

The name of the computer program is Rosetta. It computes a "Rosetta score" that tells how properly folded a protein is as the program tries different foldings. To compute this score, the program considers the packing of amino acids within the protein according to many scoring rules. The lower (more toward the negative) the scores are, the better the folding.

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I just have some questions concerning Rosetta.
Is the project going to fold most proteins found in the human proteome. If that is the case then isn't Rosetta doing the same work as WCG. Except that WCG is giving priority to proteins that are directly related to diseasse.

Thanks

Vester is correct. You can read more about the differece elsewhere in the forums, such as this thread.

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