How to install SNAP2 in Debian or Ubuntu
Hi, I have a list of missense SNPs from CDS of Peromyscus, and I am trying to predict the impact of single amino acid substitution on protein function. Have any of you tried SNAP2 command line from Rostlab? Since this is a large list, web server is not feasible. I have some difficulties installing SNAP2 in Ubuntu or Debian. Hope some of you can give suggestions. Thanks!
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The problem is that I can not install SNAP2 successfully in Debian or Ubuntu. Anyone used it before?
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