Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
11th Edition
ISBN: 9780134580999
Author: Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
Publisher: PEARSON
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Genotypic Frequency Allelic Frequency Phenotypic Frequency Frequency found in Population (%) equen 0 10 Dominant 20 30 Recessive 40 50 Heterozygous 60 70 80 Fig D. Application of Hardy-Weinberg. Genotypic, allelic and phenotypic frequency was calculated with the use Hardy-Weinberg. Results indicated the prevalence of each homozygous genotype to be approximately the same 19 be similar. As expected of a trait following a recessive inheritance pattern, the phenotypic
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Transcribed Image Text:Genotypic Frequency Allelic Frequency Phenotypic Frequency Frequency found in Population (%) equen 0 10 Dominant 20 30 Recessive 40 50 Heterozygous 60 70 80 Fig D. Application of Hardy-Weinberg. Genotypic, allelic and phenotypic frequency was calculated with the use Hardy-Weinberg. Results indicated the prevalence of each homozygous genotype to be approximately the same 19 be similar. As expected of a trait following a recessive inheritance pattern, the phenotypic
q² 23/46= 0.50% q= = 0.50 = 0.71 p=1-q p=1-0.71 0.29 p² = (0.29)² = 0.08 Hardy-Weinberg Equations: p+q=1 p² +2pq+q²=1 2pq = 2(0.29) (0.71) = 0.41 p²+2pq=0.08 +0.41 = 0.49 Homozygous recessive genotype frequency/ Recessive phenotype frequency Recessive allele frequency Dominant allele frequency Homozygous dominant genotype frequency Heterozygote frequency Dominant trait phenotypic frequency Appendix 1. Calculations to determine genotypic, allelic and phenotypic frequencies found in fig D in the results section.
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Transcribed Image Text:q² 23/46= 0.50% q= = 0.50 = 0.71 p=1-q p=1-0.71 0.29 p² = (0.29)² = 0.08 Hardy-Weinberg Equations: p+q=1 p² +2pq+q²=1 2pq = 2(0.29) (0.71) = 0.41 p²+2pq=0.08 +0.41 = 0.49 Homozygous recessive genotype frequency/ Recessive phenotype frequency Recessive allele frequency Dominant allele frequency Homozygous dominant genotype frequency Heterozygote frequency Dominant trait phenotypic frequency Appendix 1. Calculations to determine genotypic, allelic and phenotypic frequencies found in fig D in the results section.
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