Call and Compare SNPs in Geneious Prime

This series shows how to call and compare single nucleotide polymorphisms on an already-mapped NGS contig in Geneious Prime. Use Find Variations/SNPs to call SNPs and filter sequencing errors, then use Compare Annotations to exclude SNPs that overlap low-coverage regions or set a minimum coverage threshold directly in the SNP finder. The series spans two videos, 2 minutes each.

Course Content

Calling SNPs

Call SNPs on a mapped contig using Find Variations/SNPs, setting the genetic code to match your sample so Geneious can flag amino acid changes. Review SNP details by hovering in the Variance track, or export the Polymorphism annotations as a CSV table.
LENGTH 2 minutes

Comparing SNPs

Compare a Polymorphism track against a Low Coverage track using Compare Annotations, selecting A-B results to exclude SNPs that fall in low-coverage regions. Or set a minimum coverage value directly in Find Variations/SNPs to filter automatically.
LENGTH 2 minutes

Recommended Resources

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