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1338: Unsolved De-novo Freestyle 99

Closed since about 9 years ago

Intermediate Overall Prediction

Summary

Created
February 07, 2017
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Max points
100
Description

The structure of this protein is still unknown. Secondary structure predictions (from PSIPRED) are marked on the starting structure, and provide clues about where the protein might form helices and sheets!



Sequence:


TIVLVLERTKEEDSERFEREMKRLIKENQHTRIDIDGDGTYLIVVHNGHQEEIKKVMKEMKEHFKKTTSSEIRNQ

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Comments

toshiue Lv 1

Thanks to both, DL from the web page didn't resolve. All puzzles listed as expired, but even upon refresh, list ends at 1337.

Bruno Kestemont Lv 1

In some client (under "expired puzzles"), I did not find 1338, in other well. I think I can find it with the former version but not with the updated version. To be verified.

toshiue Lv 1

former version vs updated version. suspect the same, unfortunately noticed it (inability to locate 1338) after I'd updated all clients, haven't an old version to check it against. do you more experienced folk routinely archive former versions for just such instances as this, and if so…what's the best method for doing such? (thanks)