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Upcoming Events:- Berlin (Germany), April 22-24 2010, Haploid DNA markers in forensic genetics
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- Release 33
- We have created release 33 (on March 3rd, which is 3.3. Hm?). 2521 new haplotypes, 1003 of these extended by phylogenetic markers […]
- Posted 6 days ago by Sascha Willuweit
- Y-SNP Fact Sheets
- The inclusion of Y-SNPs in the database stands for a new dimension of the YHRD 3.0 project and was well received by the […]
- Posted 1 month ago by Sascha Willuweit
- Release 32
- Within a month academic groups submitted 2.948 new haplotypes (897 extended by YSNP markers). From this data we created release […]
- Posted 2 months ago by Sascha Willuweit
- Y-SNPs and Release 31
- With new release 31 the first 2.671 Y chromosomes (from 41 populations) become searchable not only for STRs but for […]
- Posted 3 months ago by Sascha Willuweit
- Workshop
- Registration to the 7th Y User Workshop / 4th EMPOP meeting in Berlin, April 22th-24th, 2010 is now open. Please check out the a […]
- Posted 3 months ago by Sascha Willuweit
- Release 30 is online!
- August 21, 2009: We have updated the database and added 30 new or updated population samples with 4,405 haplotypes. […]
- Posted 6 months ago by Sascha Willuweit
- AMOVA Tool Failure
- The software used for scheduling all AMOVA calculations didn't manage to clean up old and erroneous runs. In a result it […]
- Posted 6 months ago by Sascha Willuweit
- New Release 29!
- June 12, 2009: We have updated the database and added 30 new or updated population samples with 2,687 haplotypes. Most of […]
- Posted 8 months ago by Sascha Willuweit
- Update: Mutation rates and AMOVA
- June 3, 2009: We have edited the Research page and included a comprehensive list of mutations and mutation […]
- Posted 9 months ago by Sascha Willuweit
- De-bug release
- March 23, 2009: Thanks to Mark Jobling, we were able to identify some duplicates of haplotypes with mutations at DYS385. There […]
- Posted 11 months ago by Sascha Willuweit
