ANT203H5 Chapter 14: Chapter 14 of course book
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The difference that exist among people and populations. Is a genetic trait whereby there are at least two alleles each with frequencies greater than one percent. One common genetic measures in studies of human variation. Substances invading the body that stimulates the production of antibodies. A laboratory method that uses electric current to separate proteins, allowing genotype to be determined. A diverse genetic system consisting of linked loci on chromosome 6 that control autoimmune response. A genetic trait defined in terms of the length of dna fragments produced when certain enzymes cut the dna sequence. A sequence of dna repeated at different locations on different chromosomes. Specific positions in a dna sequence that differ at one base. A combination of gene or dna sequences that are inherited as a single unit. A set of related haplotypes that share similar mutations. Measurements of the human body, skull and face. Two of the most commonly used anthropometric measures are height and weight.
