AnGenMap Listserv

AnGenMap (ANimal GENe MAPpers) is an email listserv with 3,219 members from more than 50 countries or regions. AnGenMap serves as an internet discussion and information sharing group in the broad fields of animal genome research since 1993. The purpose of the group is to promote the exchange of information related but not limited to, animal gene mappings, genetics, genomics, bioinformaitcs, cutting-edge technologies and emerging sciences applied to livestock animal breedings for research and education purposes. The mail traffic on the list is moderate, about 300 mails per year.

You have to subscribe to the list in order to send/ receive mails to the group. Questions, problems, comments, job notices and other items can be sent via email to the discussion group mailing list address. Responses are then shared with the group or individually.

All successfully posted mails are automatically archived for search. There are a total of 9,642 archived mails on AnGenMap since 1993.

The AnGenMap listserv has evolved over the past 30 years in terms how it operates. We have collected more than 30 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) and addressed them the best we can. In case you don't find answers to what you wonder in this document, feel free to write to us.

Subscriber info

A user can manage his/her subscription option options via own profile in the online Animal Genome Research Community Directory. The directory is a multi-purpose user profile management platform for all mailing lists hosted at the AnimalGenome.org. By default, user subscriptions to a listserv is set to "opt out" (unsubscribed) for new members. You have to purposely turn it on ("opt in"/"subscribe") in order to be on a list, or you will remain "off" a list. Login your account on the Animal Genome Research Community Directory, change the AnGenMap mail list option to "Subscribe to AnGenMap listserv". Login your account on the Animal Genome Research Community Directory, change the AnGenMap mail list option to "Unsubscribe from AnGenMap listserv".