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We provide three different search options, all three search for exact matches (no wildcard, no partial match) :
If your query retrieves only one marker, the detailed information is directly on display:
The default view is the map mode, showing frequencies as piecharts: one map for population groups, and one map for populations (scroll down if not visible on the results page). To display a population name and the corresponding frequency on the population map, place the mouse over a piechart (don't click !) and the information will pop up after a very short time.
To display the frequency information as a table, click the 'Table view' button (click again to switch between map and table):
Use the 'Export csv' button to create a text file containing the marker information, frequencies by population and population group.
If you select to display close markers in your query, at the bottom of the single result page is a table with information about markers within a +/-10Kb range. This information is be available in the export file.
If your query returns more than one marker -typically when searching by position or by gene- the result is a list of markers with basic information:
Click on the marker submitter identifier in the leftmost column to display the frequency detail page.
List display also occurs when searching by rs number (dbSNP), when several collaborators give different identifiers for the same rs number, the results are not fully merged, in order to keep each submitter identifier available.