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Protein modelling for all.

We are indebted to Silicon Graphics Inc. for deploying their hardware located in Cortaillod (Switzerland), Pamela Bremer, Igor Zacharov and Jan Boerhout for their crucial help during the 3DCrunch experiment.

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