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Research: CANCER Folding Project #18928

Project #18928 overview

Project Summary AI Beta

Corisin is a peptide found in the lungs that can cause cell death. It's also been found in people with lung and kidney problems. This project uses computer simulations to see how corisin peptides clump together, which might explain how it harms organs.
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Project team

Manager(s)
Xuenan Mi
Institution
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

Work unit

Atoms
41,094
Core
0x22
Status
Beta

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Source material

Official Project Description

The corisin peptide was originally isolated from the lung and determined to induce apoptosis of lung alveolar epithelial cells.

The peptide was later found to be present in the serum of lung fibrosis patients and thus suggesting potential impact on distant organs.

With subsequent research demonstrating induction of apoptosis in both podocytes and renal tubular cells, we sought to investigate the potential role of corisin and its related peptides in kidney dysfunction.

In this study, we would like to use molecular dynamics simulation to explore the aggregation of multiple corisin peptides.

Performance data

Hardware Performance for Project 18928

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

Data as of Friday, 14 August 2026 15:24:14

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 2060
TU106 [Geforce RTX 2060]
Nvidia TU106 1,733,080 146,147 11.86 2 hrs 1 mins
2 GeForce RTX 2060
TU104 [GeForce RTX 2060]
Nvidia TU104 1,378,298 135,956 10.14 2 hrs 22 mins