Single Nucleotide Variant Calling in Bacteria

This template outlines a four-step workflow for calling single nucleotide variants in bacteria, starting with extracting DNA from bacterial cultures and building a sequencing library with barcoded adapters. It continues through sequencing the library with next-generation sequencing and mapping the reads to a reference genome to identify SNPs and indels, shown as a highlighted base mismatch across aligned reads.

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