Is there a curated list of which snps define mitochondrial and Y-chromosome haplogroups?
Is there some group or body that curates these data and is responsible for confirming the assignment of new sub clades etc. Where can I find out what snps or sequences correspond to specific haplogroups?
Thanks,
Matt
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Hi Matt, did you find the curated list. Can you share me a copy. Thanks.