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307: CASP9 Puzzle 5
Status: Closed
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| 1 | Mark- 80 59 | Contenders | 9,449 | 100 | | 2 | Bletchley Park 6 3 | Contenders | 9,421 | 99 | | 3 | TheGUmmer 58 33 | Void Crushers | 9,419 | 97 | | 4 | mimi 4 12 | Contenders | 9,409 | 96 | | 5 | CharlieFortsCon... 31 68 | Contenders | 9,377 | 94 | | 6 | mat747 69 34 | Void Crushers | 9,374 | 93 | | 7 | BootsMcGraw 15 15 | Contenders | 9,374 | 91 | | 8 | infjamc 61 37 | Contenders | 9,368 | 90 | | 9 | steveB 121 20 | Void Crushers | 9,366 | 88 | | 10 | vertex 142 148 | Richard Dawkins Foundation | 9,357 | 87 | | 11 | Renton 105 126 | Anthropic Dreams | 9,347 | 85 | | 12 | superbro 174 13410 | | 9,338 | 84 | | 13 | Pletsch 174 8067 | Anthropic Dreams | 9,328 | 83 | | 14 | randomness 174 13410 | | 9,324 | 81 | | 15 | Jim Fraser 174 103 | Contenders | 9,321 | 80 | | 16 | aap 174 13410 | Richard Dawkins Foundation | 9,312 | 78 | | 17 | Grom 100 113 | Russian team | 9,309 | 77 | | 18 | SKSbell 174 106 | | 9,308 | 76 | | 19 | Savas 174 352 | | 9,305 | 75 | | 20 | Tessa 174 13410 | Anthropic Dreams | 9,298 | 73 | | 21 | yaksari 174 13410 | Team Turkey | 9,295 | 72 | | 22 | g_b 174 13410 | | 9,294 | 71 | | 23 | pk009 174 995 | SETI.Germany | 9,288 | 70 | | 24 | JPC119 174 13410 | | 9,287 | 69 | | 25 | mateusz wl... 174 13410 | BOINC@Poland | 9,278 | 67 |
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Just like Mini-CASP 17 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j5JlXdnrQQs), the native for CASP9 Puzzle 5 is being solved using NMR.
The template we are using for CASP9 Puzzle 5 is 2kru (http://www.rcsb.org/pdb/explore/images.do?structureId=2KRU), which was the native you were trying to reach in Mini-CASP 15.
You can see in this youtube clip that 2kru's tails are floppy (just like Mini-CASP 17). This is often the case with NMR structures and when grading our predictions the CASP9 assessors will ignore these flopping regions.
We don't know exactly how much (if any) of the ends of CASP9 Puzzle 5 will be floppy and ungraded, so we are not trimming them in the puzzle. You should keep in mind, however, that it is very likely that the ends will not be solved and therefore will not be counted in the CASP9 assessments.
So don't waste too much time on the termini with this puzzle, focus on the short loops!
For once, the alignment should really be good from the start and you shouldn't have to move the starting alignment (threading should also be easier with this one), but feel free to experiment!