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Short question.
Is a given project number, ie 13877, related to a location on a mitogenome?
Se this page …… https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articl ... ure/fig-2/

I doubt it.
project numbers are assigned to researchers by numerical order. It started from project 1 now its at project 16xxx. Researchers lab gets group of project numbers (let's say p14500 to 14550) and they use that number

What location?
Not related to your location on earth, I have seen many different projects here in eastern Europe.
Not related to location on genome. There are projects in a lot of different topics. (and that's different protein in diferent situation)
see descriptions here: https://apps.foldingathome.org/psummary

https://stats.foldingathome.org/project?p=13877 says:

Projects 13873-13874,13876-13879
Cause: unspecified
This is a simulation of the human oxytocin receptor. We're running simulations of this protein because it is a target for the drug used to induce labor, and highly diverse in the human population.

Darth_Peter_dualxeon wrote:What location?

Read it one more time and check the link.
It says "Map of the mitochondrial genome of Pseudolebinthus lunipterus sp. nov.", that's what the 'location' is related to in my question.
Your link gives ZERO information on WHAT the project numer relates to but thank you for trying.

muziqaz wrote:I doubt it.
project numbers are assigned to researchers by numerical order. It started from project 1 now its at project 16xxx. Researchers lab gets group of project numbers (let's say p14500 to 14550) and they use that number

Thank you muziqaz (y)