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Cinder (Paketname: au.csiro.cinder) wird von CSIRO. entwickelt und die neueste Version von CINDER 2.1 wurde am 19. April 2018 aktualisiert. CINDER liegt in der Kategorie von Tools. Sie können alle Apps von dem Entwickler der CINDER durchsuchen und 48 alternative Apps zu CINDER auf Android finden. Derzeit ist diese APP kostenlos. Diese App kann auf Android 4.0+ auf APKFab oder Google Play heruntergeladen werden. Alle APK/XAPK Dateien auf APKFab.com sind original und 100% sicher, schnell herunterzuladen.
Protein crystals are an essential part of X-ray crystallography, the predominant method used to figure out the molecular structure of biologically important molecules like proteins. CSIRO (like many other research institutions) is interested in the molecular structure of proteins because it is essential for our biotechnology research.
Finding protein crystals takes a lot of time!
In order to grow a protein crystal, CSIRO must set up thousands of crystallisation experiments. These experiments are small droplets where different mixtures of chemicals are combined with a concentrated, pure protein sample. Unfortunately, there is no way of knowing which combination of chemicals will work for any particular protein, so for every protein, many different droplets are set up. Then we take photos of the experiments over many weeks, and look at them to see if crystals have formed. Less than 1% of the experiments have crystals. CSIRO developed Cinder so we can crowd source our search for experiments with crystals. We are using this information to help us develop machine image analysis tools to help us find crystals automatically. (A similar approach was used by Facebook to enable it to recognise people’s faces in pictures).
One of the challenges is that crystal can grow in many different ways, and in many different shapes. When we think of crystals we think of something like a grain of salt, or of a diamond. But crystals can also be long and thin (like spaghetti) or clusters of tiny needles – like a sea urchin. The crystals may be big and really easy to spot, or they may be hidden in a cloud of precipitated protein (almost like a fog). Thus our computer program used to find crystals can’t just look for one type of crystal, but has to be trained on a large set of different images, some with crystals, some with no crystals. Humans are very good at finding crystals in images, and we have developed Cinder so that you can help us create the training set which will be used to help the computer program learn how to find crystals.
Cinder is an easy app to use, swipe right for crystals. Your classification of each experiment is pushed back to CSIRO.
The crystals we find will be used to generate atomic structures of proteins, which are used to help scientists understand the protein. Atomic structures generated through X-ray crystallography have been used to understand how DNA works, to develop drugs against diseases like HIV, and to reveal the molecular basis of photosynthesis.
Every swipe from you is help us develop a better understanding of biology!
Finding protein crystals takes a lot of time!
In order to grow a protein crystal, CSIRO must set up thousands of crystallisation experiments. These experiments are small droplets where different mixtures of chemicals are combined with a concentrated, pure protein sample. Unfortunately, there is no way of knowing which combination of chemicals will work for any particular protein, so for every protein, many different droplets are set up. Then we take photos of the experiments over many weeks, and look at them to see if crystals have formed. Less than 1% of the experiments have crystals. CSIRO developed Cinder so we can crowd source our search for experiments with crystals. We are using this information to help us develop machine image analysis tools to help us find crystals automatically. (A similar approach was used by Facebook to enable it to recognise people’s faces in pictures).
One of the challenges is that crystal can grow in many different ways, and in many different shapes. When we think of crystals we think of something like a grain of salt, or of a diamond. But crystals can also be long and thin (like spaghetti) or clusters of tiny needles – like a sea urchin. The crystals may be big and really easy to spot, or they may be hidden in a cloud of precipitated protein (almost like a fog). Thus our computer program used to find crystals can’t just look for one type of crystal, but has to be trained on a large set of different images, some with crystals, some with no crystals. Humans are very good at finding crystals in images, and we have developed Cinder so that you can help us create the training set which will be used to help the computer program learn how to find crystals.
Cinder is an easy app to use, swipe right for crystals. Your classification of each experiment is pushed back to CSIRO.
The crystals we find will be used to generate atomic structures of proteins, which are used to help scientists understand the protein. Atomic structures generated through X-ray crystallography have been used to understand how DNA works, to develop drugs against diseases like HIV, and to reveal the molecular basis of photosynthesis.
Every swipe from you is help us develop a better understanding of biology!
Cinder 2.1 Update
- Updated score colours to reflect the main See3 tool.- Added option to change the URL for the Solo mode API
- Fixed a bug where the previously scored image was displayed for a moment before changing.
- Added well name to the details image in the Solo mode
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CINDER
2.1
APK
19. April 2018
2.27 MB
Requires Android: Android 4.0+
Screen DPI: 120-320dpi
SHA1: a30393c2b501006076793dd2b5ee8988d0ccf54f
Size: 2.27 MB
What's New:
- Updated score colours to reflect the main See3 tool.
- Added option to change the URL for the Solo mode API
- Fixed a bug where the previously scored image was displayed for a moment before changing.
- Added well name to the details image in the Solo mode
- Added option to change the URL for the Solo mode API
- Fixed a bug where the previously scored image was displayed for a moment before changing.
- Added well name to the details image in the Solo mode
CINDER
2.0
APK
17. November 2017
2.27 MB
Requires Android: Android 4.0+
Screen DPI: 120-320dpi
SHA1: 6108e2c1695f1cd40b764f56c37610bd72d43462
Size: 2.27 MB
What's New:
Now allows scientists with accounts at CSIRO’s Collaborative Crystallisation Centre (C3, http://crystal.csiro.au) to view and score their own image under the “Cinder Solo” option.
There are also some minor changes to the interface
There are also some minor changes to the interface
CINDER
1.2
APK
3. Juni 2016
4.64 MB
Requires Android: Android 4.1+
Screen DPI: 160-640dpi
SHA1: 06e04303dc5a4f09a662216869b571d559a88f93
Size: 4.64 MB
What's New:
fixes:
significant figures in help mode
scaling for screens with a 4:3 ratio
a bug where text got cut off for high dpi screens.
significant figures in help mode
scaling for screens with a 4:3 ratio
a bug where text got cut off for high dpi screens.
CINDER
1.0.1
APK
6. Februar 2016
4.43 MB
Requires Android: Android 4.0+
Screen DPI: 160-640dpi
SHA1: 935e560287049ce5661abb4207dfa9408dc58425
Size: 4.43 MB
What's New:
fixes:
significant figures in help mode
scaling for screens with a 4:3 ratio
a bug where text got cut off for high dpi screens.
significant figures in help mode
scaling for screens with a 4:3 ratio
a bug where text got cut off for high dpi screens.
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Aktualisierungsdatum:
2018-04-19
Letzte Version:
2.1
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Anforderungen:
Android 4.0+
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