A couple of papers have recently been published based on results from Rosetta.
An abstract from the Science article
http://www.sciencemag.org/cgi/conten.../319/5868/1387
"This paper describes the computational design of new catalysts for chemical reactions. Among the many applications are removal of toxic compounds in the environment (bioremediation), making much easier difficult steps in the synthesis of drug molecules, and the generation of new biofuels." - David Baker
An abstract from the Nature article
http://www.nature.com/nature/journal...ture06879.html
I also found this blog on another article last night
Artificial Enzymes Undergo 'Evolution In A Test Tube'
http://www.reuters.com/article/blogB...VYB15qM6L0C0aN
The new mini Rosetta client is going to be used for CASP8 this summer (they won CASP7)
They will also start to use Rosetta for Drug candidate docking soon
Nice to see that our crunching is doing some good :thumbs:
