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Computational Biology is a big part of our lab. To facilitate this work, we use two beowulf clusters. One cluster is a 32 node dual athlon CPU system, the other newer cluster is a 48 node dual Intel CPU system. For more information, see the [ | Computational Biology is a big part of our lab. To facilitate this work, we use two beowulf clusters. One cluster is a 32 node dual athlon CPU system, the other newer cluster is a 48 node dual Intel CPU system. For more information, see the [[Computing/BioMicro Cluster|cluster section.]] In addition to the production level clusters, we have an 8 node dual Intel "mini-cluster" for testing and smaller jobs. | ||
[[Keating:Lab Workstations|Lab Workstations]] | [[Keating:Lab Workstations|Lab Workstations]] | ||
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The Keating Lab public web page is at http://web.mit.edu/biology/keating/
Members
Publications
Resources
AVID - Annotation Via Integration of Data
PAIRCOIL2 - Improved recognition of coiled coils from sequence data
Computational Resources
Computational Biology is a big part of our lab. To facilitate this work, we use two beowulf clusters. One cluster is a 32 node dual athlon CPU system, the other newer cluster is a 48 node dual Intel CPU system. For more information, see the cluster section. In addition to the production level clusters, we have an 8 node dual Intel "mini-cluster" for testing and smaller jobs.
