How to distinguish reads with unique SNPs?
I'm now working on identifying mutation sites of C. elegans. And I'm using tools adapted from Galaxy. I'm wondering after crossing N2 background worms with Hawaiian worms, how could I distinguish certain read is from N2 worm or Hawaiian worm with SNP sites? I want some tools or methods described. Thanks a lot!
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