Foldit Puzzles
Play puzzles to help scientific research and compete with other players. New puzzles are posted every week.
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This is a repost of Partition Puzzle (B): Galaxie, which is part of the Protein Design Partition Tournament. Unlike the previous puzzle, this repost is for points, and will count in the Overall and Prediction categories. The starting structure is a protein designed by Galaxie. We are challenging Foldit players to refold the designed protein, to try to find high-scoring decoy structures. This puzzle includes an RMSD Objective, which requires all solutions to be different from the starting structure with an RMSD of at least 2.5 Å. Players that have participated in the original Partition Puzzle will be able to load solutions into this puzzle. Note that this puzzle will only be available for a short time, and will expire on October 16.
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This is a repost of Partition Puzzle (B): matosfran, which is part of the Protein Design Partition Tournament. Unlike the previous puzzle, this repost is for points, and will count in the Overall and Prediction categories. The starting structure is a protein designed by matosfran. We are challenging Foldit players to refold the designed protein, to try to find high-scoring decoy structures. This puzzle includes an RMSD Objective, which requires all solutions to be different from the starting structure with an RMSD of at least 2.5 Å. Players that have participated in the original Partition Puzzle will be able to load solutions into this puzzle. Note that this puzzle will only be available for a short time, and will expire on October 15.
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This is a repost of Partition Puzzle (B): actiasluna, which is part of the Protein Design Partition Tournament. Unlike the previous puzzle, this repost is for points, and will count in the Overall and Prediction categories. The starting structure is a protein designed by actiasluna. We are challenging Foldit players to refold the designed protein, to try to find high-scoring decoy structures. This puzzle includes an RMSD Objective, which requires all solutions to be different from the starting structure with an RMSD of at least 2.5 Å. Players that have participated in the original Partition Puzzle will be able to load solutions into this puzzle. Note that this puzzle will only be available for a short time, and will expire on October 14.
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This is a repost of Partition Puzzle (B): LociOiling, which is part of the Protein Design Partition Tournament. Unlike the previous puzzle, this repost is for points, and will count in the Overall and Prediction categories. The starting structure is a protein designed by LociOiling. We are challenging Foldit players to refold the designed protein, to try to find high-scoring decoy structures. This puzzle includes an RMSD Objective, which requires all solutions to be different from the starting structure with an RMSD of at least 2.5 Å. Players that have participated in the original Partition Puzzle will be able to load solutions into this puzzle. Note that this puzzle will only be available for a short time, and will expire on October 13.
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This puzzle challenges players to design a single-chain protein with 65-75 residues. The starting structure has 65 residues, but more can be added at a cost of 32 points per residue. See the puzzle comments for Objective details. The Baker Lab will run folding predictions on your solutions for this puzzle, and those that perform well will be synthesized in the lab. Remember, you can use the Upload for Scientists button for up to 5 designs that you want us to look at, even if they are not the best-scoring solutions!
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This is a repost of Partition Puzzle (B): wisky, which is part of the Protein Design Partition Tournament. Unlike the previous puzzle, this repost is for points, and will count in the Overall and Prediction categories. The starting structure is a protein designed by wisky. We are challenging Foldit players to refold the designed protein, to try to find high-scoring decoy structures. This puzzle includes an RMSD Objective, which requires all solutions to be different from the starting structure with an RMSD of at least 2.5 Å. Players that have participated in the original Partition Puzzle will be able to load solutions into this puzzle. Note that this puzzle will only be available for a short time, and will expire on October 9.
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This bigger protein is another part of the same protein complex with multiple subunits from Puzzle 1554, which has been the target of cryo-EM experiments. We are giving you 5 different server predictions as starting points. Reset the puzzle to cycle through the different starting models.
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This is a repost of Partition Puzzle (B): fiendish_ghoul, which is part of the Protein Design Partition Tournament. Unlike the previous puzzle, this repost is for points, and will count in the Overall and Prediction categories. The starting structure is a protein designed by fiendish_ghoul. We are challenging Foldit players to refold the designed protein, to try to find high-scoring decoy structures. This puzzle includes an RMSD Objective, which requires all solutions to be different from the starting structure with an RMSD of at least 2.5 Å. Players that have participated in the original Partition Puzzle will be able to load solutions into this puzzle. Note that this puzzle will only be available for a short time, and will expire on October 5.
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This puzzle challenges players to design a single-chain protein with 75-90 residues. The starting structure has 75 residues, but more can be added at a cost of 32 points per residue. See the puzzle comments for filter details. The Baker Lab will run folding predictions on your solutions for this puzzle, and those that perform well will be synthesized in the lab. Remember, you can use the Upload for Scientists button for up to 5 designs that you want us to look at, even if they are not the best-scoring solutions!
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This is a throwback puzzle to the early days of Foldit. This protein, which inhibits muscle contraction in the absence of calcium ions, changes conformation in the presence of calcium to allow muscle contraction. We are revisiting old Foldit puzzles so we can see how useful the recent additions to the game have been.