- UNIO
high-throughput and high-output protein structure determination.
- The UNIO program enables you to perform automated NMR data analysis for 3D protein structure determination.
UNIO represents the result of more than a decade of basic research performed in order to enable
accurate, objective and highly automated protein structure determination by NMR.
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The UNIO program includes data analysis algorithms for all parts of an NMR structure determination process ranging
from backbone and side-chain assignment to NOE assignment and structure calculation. Individual data analysis components have been used in
thousands of NMR structure determination projects world-wide.
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- More information about UNIO can be found on the UNIO website
- Questions, suggestions, problems? Email.
- UNIO webserver
- To use the UNIO web server you must have registered with the WeNMR grid infrastructure.
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UNIO main data analysis components
UNIO utility components
- Server Statistics
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- How to Signup for an Account?
- The UNIO web server is free of charge for academic users. You are two steps away from starting your UNIO calculations on the grid:
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- You have to be in possession of a valid GRID certificate that proves that you are allowed to run calculations on the GRID.
If you do not yet have one you can find information about obtaining a certificate
here
- Once in possession of a valid GRID certificate you have to register for this web server which will provide you with login
credentials and privilages for the server. Go to the signup webform
- Forgot your login credentials? You can request a copy of your loging data using your email address
here
- Citing WeNMR UNIO web portal
- Usage of the WeNMR portals should be acknowledged in any publication:
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- The WeNMR project (European FP7 e-Infrastructure grant, contract no. 261572, www.wenmr.eu), supported by the national GRID Initiatives
of Belgium, Italy, Germany, the Netherlands (via the Dutch BiG Grid project), Portugal, Spain, UK, South Africa, Taiwan and the Latin America
GRID infrastructure via the Gisela project is acknowledged for the use of web portals, computing and storage facilities.