Folding at home:

Folding at home is a distributed computing project used for simualting the dynamics of proteins, including the process of protein folding and protein movements shown in a variety of diseases. The software can be downloaded on your home computer and will run simulations using your cpu, and/or gpu. These simulations provide valuable data to scientists for understanding different diseases, and viruses. —————-

Next Strain:

Next Strain provides real-time analyitcal data, that is publicly available, visualization about the different disease and virus genomes. ————

GISAID:

GISAID is an initiative that promotes international sharing of all sequences of influenza viruses, related clinical and epidemiological data related with human viruses, as well as geographical and species-specific data related to other animal viruses. This data assists researchers understand how viruses evolve, spread, and potentially become pandemics. ——-

American Society for Microbiology:

Microbiology Resource Announcements (MRA) is an online open access journal that publishes articles that announce the availability of any microbiological resources deposited in a repository available to the community. MRA coniders prokaryotic and eukaryotic microbes anad viruses in public databases as well as metagenomics sequences, amplicon sequence collections, metabolomics data, proteome data, culture collections, mutant libraries, plasmids and other genetic constructs, publicly available databases and software, and protocols and workflows. ———————————-

Covid-19 Galaxy Project:

The Galaxy Project aims to be a resource that provides publicly accessible infrastructure and workflows for SARS-CoV-2 data analyses. Current available workflows include the following: Genomics, Evolution, Cheminformatics. ————————

weekly analysis

• Weekly covid19 data [notebook] (https://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/Tikiwings/csc448_data_analysis/blob/master/covid19_data_analysis.ipynb)