Antibody Docking in the Amazon Cloud

29 May 2009 Antibody Docking in the Amazon Cloud

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Adam Kraut has written up his experiences with a Pfizer protein docking experiment on Amazon AWS in a recent BioIT World column:

“… The new docking architecture at Pfizer employs nearly the entire suite of services offered by Amazon. A huge array of Rosetta workers can be spun up on EC2 by a single protein engineer and managed through a web browser.”

Full article link here:

http://www.bio-itworld.com/issues/2009/may-jun/antibody-docking-EC2.html


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