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Fiocruz Genome Comparison (Launched November 21, 2006
Completed July 21, 2007)
World Community Grid and the Oswaldo Cruz Institute, Fiocruz, will be comparing genomic information to improve the quality and interpretation of biological data and our understanding of biological systems, host-pathogen and environmental interactions. This information can play a critical role in the development of better drugs and vaccines, and improved diagnostic procedures.
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For specific questions about the Genome Comparison Project, please go to the Fiocruz Genome Comparison FAQs. |
Help Defeat Cancer (Launched July 20, 2006
Completed April, 2007)
World Community Grid and The Cancer Institute of New Jersey, Rutgers University and UMDNJ - Robert Wood Johnson Medical School will be examining Tissue Microarrays to determine how to improve the treatment of cancer with earlier and more targeted diagnostic tools.
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Human Proteome Folding Project
(Launched November 11, 2004, Completed July 18, 2006) |
World Community Grid focused on a project key to advancing our knowledge of human disease. By identifying the proteins that make up the Human Proteome, scientists can build the understanding needed for novel and effective treatments for diseases like cancer, HIV/AIDS, SARS, and malaria.
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For specific questions about Human Proteome Folding Project, including how grid.org and worldcommunitygrid.org are working together on the project, please go to Human Proteome Folding FAQs. |
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World Community Grid's Advisory Board is looking for new research projects that can benefit from grid technology and have a positive impact on humanity.
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