Answer:
Q1). d. 0.039
Explanation:
4 hemophilic women = 8 hemophilic alleles
30 hemophilic men = 30 hemophilic alleles
80 carrieres = 80 normal alleles and 80 hemophilic alleles
Remaining individuals are normal = 2000 – 114 = 1886
943 men = 943 normal alleles
943 women = 943*2 = 1886 normal alleles
Total alleles = 3027
Total hemophilic alleles = 8+30+80 = 118
Frequency of hemophilic allele = 118/3027 = 0.039
Q2).
c. 6300
Explanation:
Recessive trait frequency = q^2 = 1350 / 15000 = 0.09
Recessive allele frequency = q = SQRT of q^2 = 0.3
Dominant allele frequency = p = 1-0.3 = 0.7
Heterozygote frequency = 2pq = 2*0.7 * 0.3 = 0.42
Number of heterozygotes = 0.42 * 15000 = 6300
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