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Research: POLYMERASE Folding Project #16751

Project #16751 overview

Project Summary AI Beta

This project uses powerful computer programs (GPUs) to study how bacteria work. Researchers will simulate how a key part of bacteria, called RNA polymerase, folds and interacts with antibiotics. They'll also look at how helper proteins called chaperones help other proteins fold correctly.
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Project team

Manager(s)
Prof. Xuhui Huang
Institution
Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

Work unit

Atoms
330,061
Core
OPENMM_22
Status
Beta
Source material

Official Project Description

This series of GPU projects to simulation the Bacterial RNA Polymerase.

16700,16701: Simulation of E.

coli RNA Polymerase Trigger Loop folding, the target for antibiotics (CBR compounds). 16750-16755: Simulation of folding of client proteins with a chaperone Hsp70.

Performance data

Hardware Performance for Project 16751

Compare community-sampled Folding@Home output for the GPUs and CPUs processing this project.

Data as of Friday, 14 August 2026 15:35:54

GPU PPD Averages

Rank
Project
Model Name
Folding@Home Identifier
Make
Brand
GPU
Model
PPD
Average
Points WU
Average
WUs Day
Average
WU Time
Average
1 GeForce RTX 3090
GA102 [GeForce RTX 3090]
Nvidia GA102 9,548,164 427,999 22.31 1 hrs 5 mins
2 GeForce RTX 3070 Lite Hash Rate
GA104 [GeForce RTX 3070 Lite Hash Rate]
Nvidia GA104 4,984,720 344,821 14.46 1 hrs 40 mins
3 GeForce RTX 2060
TU104 [GeForce RTX 2060]
Nvidia TU104 1,177,790 220,452 5.34 4 hrs 30 mins