Hello,
You can ftp the files from our downloads server or save the files from 
the Table Browser.

For ftp, go to the main browser web site http://genome.ucsc.edu/ and 
click on "Downloads" in the left blue navigation bar. For the most 
recent data for human (hg18), click on Human, then click into the 
Annotation Database directory. Files named like hapmapSnps*.txt.gz (and 
maybe hapmapAlleles*.txt.gz) are the files related to the HapMap SNPs track.
Instructions for ftp access:

For saving from the Table browser, go to the main browser web site 
http://genome.ucsc.edu/ and click on "Table Browser" in the left blue 
navigation bar. Select the clade, genome, assembly for the latest human. 
Set group: Variation and Repeats and track: HapMap SNPs. The associated 
tables will be in the tables pull-down menu. Use the "View table schema" 
button to view table contents (maybe be a useful tool anyway, even if 
you use ftp). Make sure that region: genome and output format: all 
fields from selected tables. Name the output file and it will save to 
your computer.

For more info about the track, go into the Human assembly browser and 
click on the track name for a full description of methods, sources, etc.

Thanks!
Jennifer Jackson
UCSC Genome Bioinformatics Group


Long, Jirong wrote:
> Dear Sir/Madam,
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> We are wondering whether you have a ftp address that we can use to
> download the conservative score for each of the HapMap SNPs? Thanks.
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> Best,
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> Jirong
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