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How can you determine the frequency of a recessive allele in a population? Of a dominant allele at the same locus, assuming there are only two alleles at the locus in a population ?
How can you determine the frequency of a recessive allele in a population? Of a dominant allele at the same locus, assuming there are only two alleles at the locus in a population ?
Elin HesselLv2
29 Sep 2019
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For a given population, consider a gene locus with two alleles labeled A and B; If the A allele occurs in the population with a frequency of 0.43, then the B allele:
| A. is always the recessive allele. | |
| B. has a frequency of 0.432 = 0.1849 in the population. | |
| C. has a frequency of 0.57 in the population. | |
| D. is always the dominant allele. | |
| E. is always the mutant allele. |
