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 Press Release 11-197 On-line Gamers Succeed Where Scientists Fail, Opening Door to New AIDS Drug Design
Molecular structure of retrovirus enzyme solved through "Foldit"
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The "unsolved monkey virus protein" Foldit puzzle, highlighting the tool used by online gamers.
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Foldit players have control over which parts of proteins they'd like to move around.
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A Foldit introductory level tutorial for hydrogen-bonding; the player needs to move strands.
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A screenshot of an active Foldit puzzle. The leaderboard shows the top score of each player/team.
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Foldit players use a variety of tools to interactively reshape various regions of proteins.
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Foldit "freezing:" a large red void in a protein's center shows empty space.
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