Many thanks! THis works like magic!
I've got a bunch of .ab1 files from sanger sequencing over an exon. Any free programs to quickly find the SNP?
I tried to convert .ab1 to fastq (use Staden package) with the intention to use BWA; but it turns out Staden is an assembly program which gives me one long config from which I cannot call SNP. I guess there could be some commands from Staden that can do the job, but it has a monsterous manual with 700 pages...
So any quick way to call SNP from .ab1 file?
Thanks!
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Check out novoSnp
http://www.molgen.ua.ac.be/bioinfo/novosnp/
This program will align your ab1 files on a reference in fasta format and call snps, which you can then validate.
Free for academic use.
There's a linux and windows version.
how about indel calling?
only for SNP calling? is it able to find all point mutations or/and indels?
Indigo (http://www.gear-genomics.com/indigo) calls SNPs and InDels in Sanger Chromatogram files.
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