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14. A sex-Ââlinked gene has three alleles, a1, a2, and a3 in an ideal population. The frequencies of phenotypes among the males are: a1, 0.2; a2, 0.3; and a3, 0.5. What is the percentage of a1a1 females in the population?
14. A sex-Ââlinked gene has three alleles, a1, a2, and a3 in an ideal population. The frequencies of phenotypes among the males are: a1, 0.2; a2, 0.3; and a3, 0.5. What is the percentage of a1a1 females in the population?
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Gene A codes for a liver enzyme and has three alleles; A1, A2 and A3. A1A1 individuals are normal and produce 500 units of the functional enzyme. A2A2 patients produce 500 units of non-functional enzyme. Based on this information, allele A2 is produced by a:
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