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This objective function returns the solvent accesible surface area (SASA) of a wildtype and its mutations using `foldx` and `biopython`.
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If you are interested in computing both a protein's stability and it's SASA score, try `foldx_stability_and_sasa` instead! Just change the `name` in the `create` method below.
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- Have `foldx` installed, and available in your home directory. We expect the following files to be there:
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# Protein stability (using `foldx`)
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## About
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This objective function returns the stability (i.e. negative energy) using `foldx`.
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If you are interested in computing both a protein's stability and it's SASA score, try `foldx_stability_and_sasa` instead! Just change the `name` in the `create` method below.
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- Have `foldx` installed, and available in your home directory. We expect the following files to be there:
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