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(Note: POPScomp embodies both methods, POPS and POPSCOMP).
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## popscomp.org : an easy-to-rember URL
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*[popscomp.org](http://popscomp.org) points to this GitHub repository.
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## Installation
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There are 2 ways to (install and) use POPScomp,
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please refer to the [Wiki](https://github.com/Fraternalilab/POPScomp/wiki) for details:
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1. Download the [POPScomp *Docker* image](https://hub.docker.com/repository/docker/jkleinj150999/popscomp/)
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1. Download the latest [POPScomp *Docker* image](https://hub.docker.com/repository/docker/jkleinj150999/popscomp)
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and run the *Shiny* App on your local computer. The Docker image provides the program suite in fully functional form,
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*i.e.* a Shiny server with integrated POPSC/POPSR as computational backbone.
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Please refer to the [Wiki](https://github.com/Fraternalilab/POPScomp/wiki/Docker-Image)
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- split complexes into single and pair components to compute buried SASA using POPSC and
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- provide a *Shiny* App as interface to run POPScomp analyses and visualise the results.
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### popscomp.org : an easy-to-rember URL
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*[popscomp.org](http://popscomp.org) points to this GitHub repository.
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### Legacy POPScomp *Shiny* servers
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### Legacy POPScomp servers referenced in our papers
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The code, servers and URL addresses in our papers have been comprehensively replaced by this GitHub repository.
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For clarity, these are the legacy servers:
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* mathbio.crick.mrc.ac.uk/POPSCOMP : Only for a short while the POPS and POPSCOMP servers were supported by the Francis Crick Institute.
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* mathbio.nimr.mrc.ac.uk/POPSCOMP : This was the original address of the POPS and POPSCOMP servers in the Division of Mathematical Biology at the NIMR institute, which has been closed in 2015 and became a part of the Francis Crick Institute.
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