fix: using previous chrX sites to fix sex determination (#64) #67
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The RS identifiers are not annotated and not stable. However, the stable ones for chrX turned out to have too few positives for the molecular sex determination.
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The RS identifiers are not annotated and not stable. However,
the stable ones for chrX turned out to have too few positives
for the molecular sex determination.