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Answer- heterozygous frequency
The proportion of the two different alleles (heterozygous) at a given locus is known as heterozygous frequency .The heterozygosity refers to the specific genotype resulted from the heterozygous alleles.The heterozygotes have the expression of the dominant allele traits.
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estion 26 This is defined as the proportion of alleles at a given locus that is...
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MN blood type in humans is determined by two alleles at a single co-dominant locus; these...
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co-dominant locus; these alleles are LM and
LN. In a sample of 1190 individuals , it was found
that:
75 had type M blood (LMLM)
800 had type MN blood (LMLN)
315 had type N blood (LNLN)
Given this population data, calculate the observed
allele frequencies and the expected number of individuals
of each genotype. For allele frequency reposes, please round to 3
decimal places (ex. 0.000)....
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co-dominant locus; these alleles are LM and
LN. In a sample of 1190 individuals , it was found
that:
75 had type M blood (LMLM)
800 had type MN blood (LMLN)
315 had type N blood (LNLN)
Given this population data, calculate the observed
allele frequencies and the expected number of individuals
of each genotype. For allele frequency reposes, please round to 3
decimal places (ex. 0.000)....
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