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10 Jul 2019
In an ideal diploid population of 50, what is the probability that a new, neutral mutant allele is present in exactly one copy would be lost by genetic drift in the next generation? What if the allele is present in two copies? (would we expect a mutant allele to be present in two copies?)
In an ideal diploid population of 50, what is the probability that a new, neutral mutant allele is present in exactly one copy would be lost by genetic drift in the next generation? What if the allele is present in two copies? (would we expect a mutant allele to be present in two copies?)
Sixta KovacekLv2
12 Jul 2019
