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Deciding which SNPs are nonsynonymous in yeast

03-05-2012, 02:31 AM

I am analyzing SNP and indels in yeast, and was interested in software recommendations for analyzing whether mutations are nonsynonymous, stop, etc.
The variant calling was done wiht SAMtools.
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