Suppose there is an x-linked recessive disease linked to baldness. In a large randomly mating population of 1600 females, 1 is bald from the genetic disorder. What is the allelic frequency of males with hair.
Answer:
Frequency of bald females =q^2=1/1600= 0.000625
Frequency of baldness allele=q= sqrt of 0.000625= 0.025
The normal allele = p= 1-0.025= 0.975
The frequency of allele = The frequency of phenotype in males (as males have only one chromosome)
Therefore the frequency of males with hair = 0.975
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