Thanks, that's what I was looking for.
Hello,
I am trying to analyse genomic structural variants (large inversions, deletions rearrangements - not small SNPs/InDels) in bacterial clonal populations. I have some evidence that my organism of interest is "experiencing" such structural variations, however the frequency might be relatively small. I was wondering if long-read sequencing like PacBio might be able to identify such variants compared to a reference strain?
From my understanding of PacBio chemistry this should be possible, however I am wondering if there are any tools currently available for this?
Thanks,
TP
1 answer
short answer yes it can, regarding tools there are two of them Sniffles and PBSuite
you can read here also Tools to detect structural variation in PacBio "long" reads
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