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I almost always get a RAS protein to work on. A couple of times I've gotten a TK (Tyosine Kinase). This morning as I was loading up the computer for the day's workload, I received a SOD (Superoxide Dismutase) for the first time.
What different targets have you been receiving and have you noticed any difference in the time required to finish the work units?
-Tacks
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Always RAS for me. 
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My machine at home has 5 cache slots. Yesterday when I filled them up, not a single RAS. They were all SOD's and VEGF's. The work unit, currently processing on my laptop, is running a SOD. It's 21+ hours at 92% and has 155 hits! That's the most I recall seeing for any of my work units. -Tacks
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There are only 4 target cancer proteins being tested.
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Seems to me that the caché gets the rare proteins. I also got 5 caché slots filled with VEGFs.
I started processing the first one and I am at 90+ hours.
Hope that the others don´t take as much... :rolleyes: Besides, only 20 hits in this one...
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I get mostly VEGF's and Superoxide Dismustase. I think that's how you spell it.. 
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What is this HITS that everyone is talking about???
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Click on your Infomation button near the house one. Look where it says "Current protien target". There should be a picture then look under it and the Protien is written there. The hits I dunno about.
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The more hits a molecule gets, the more suceptible it is to drug interaction. The number of hits of the current molecule appears on the info screen, on the upper right corner.
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