I've been trying to find out the frequency of major and minor alleles of a few snps from my 23andMe results, but I have been a bit confused by what comes up on dnbSNP. For example when I searched for rs6265 on 23andMe it shows "C or T" but when I look it up on dnbSNP (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/SNP/snp_ref.cgi?rs=rs6265) it shows both A and G as germlines. I have seen on at least one post on here that "A=T and C=G", so this made sense to me (using that logic), but then I read the MAF/Minor allele count was T=.229, and was confused as to why they used T to designate the minor allele and not either of the letters they referred to as the germlines. Does this mean that C/G is the major allele and that A/T is the minor allele with a .229 chance of having the minor allele?