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	25 Nov 2011 – Human Proteome Folding, Phase 2 Project Updates
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	24 Oct 2011 – The Human Proteome Folding project webcast replay
		On October 21, 2011, Dr. Richard Bonneau provided an update for the Human Proteome Folding project via webcast. You can see the webcast and the related question and answer session here.
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	08 Aug 2011 – The Human Proteome Folding project Publishes Paper in Genome Research
		The Human Proteome Folding project researchers have published a paper in the journal Genome Research, which announces the availability of their data base of predicted protein structures, their validation methods and how this augments other information about these proteins, thus helping to solve a critical problem for biologists.
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	31 Jan 2011 – Human Proteome Folding, Phase 2 Project Updates
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	01 Apr 2010 – Human Proteome Folding, Phase 2 Project Update
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	28 Oct 2009 – Human Proteome Folding, Phase 2 Project Update
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	01 Jul 2009 – Human Proteome Folding - Phase 2 Project Update
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	24 Mar 2009 – Human Proteome Folding - Phase 2 Project Update
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	26 Oct 2008 – Human Proteome Folding - Phase 2 Project Update
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	08 Aug 2008 – Human Proteome Folding - Phase 1 publishs a paper in Cell
		In this paper, the authors discuss their experimental strategy to efficiently identify interaction domains and generated a domain-based interactome network for proteins involved in C. elegans early-embryonic cell divisions.
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