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# DPXRust | ||
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This is a rewrite of the DPX algorithm in Rust. DPX is an algorthim for computing the depth of residues in a protein structure by finding the distance between the current residue and the nearest residue with a SASA above 0.0 [1]. | ||
![Image of protein that has been run through DPXRust](example.png) | ||
*Image of 3ZYZ after being run through DPXRust colorized by DPX value* | ||
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This is a rewrite of the DPX algorithm in Rust. DPX is an algorithm for computing how buried atoms in a protein structure by finding the distance between the current atom and the nearest atom with an ASA/SASA above a threshold (Defaults to 10.0 Angstroms squared) [1]. | ||
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## Usage | ||
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Make sure that the SASA/ASA value for each atom is in the B-factor field before running DPXRust. | ||
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Example: | ||
```shell | ||
./DPXRust --input-path my_protein.pdb --output-path output.csv | ||
``` | ||
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Note: DPXRust also supports mmCIF files | ||
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## Citations: | ||
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[1]: Pintar A., Carugo O., Pongor S. DPX: for the analysis of the protein core. Bioinformatics. 2003;19:313–314 |
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