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What Causes A Fixed Allele? [Solved]
The answer is in the original frequency of the allele. The probability of the allele becoming fixed in a population is equal to its original starting frequency. For example, if an allele has a 20% frequency starting in the population, then it also has a 20% chance of becoming fixed over time.
Understanding: Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms & Biallelic Alleles
This video is intended to help with a deeper understanding of how snips help with reading genomic files.
Detecting gene mutations: ASO technique
This video gives an overview aimed at science students to explain a common laboratory technique for detecting genetic mutations …
What is a dominant allele?
This tutorial on genetics explains the term dominant
