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I am using mauve 2.3.1 to align assembled bacterial genomes (but there is no snp file) within the output files (backbone, BBCLOS, guide tree)- any advice please on how to get the SNPs??
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Mauve does not export snps, but you can get those, if you parse the output file. It is a multiple fasta like file. -
There seem to be current versions of Mauve that are released as Snapshots which include a convenient SNPExporter. Check that link for reference:
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thank you- I am using GUI on windows (not command line) so is there a way to extract snps???Comment
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tools > export > export SNPsComment
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