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Genotype and Allele FrequenciesI was wondering if ya'll could help me with.
In a particular breed of cats, black fur(BB or Bb) is dominant and white fur (bb) is recessive. In a population of 500 cats, 180 are homozygous dominant(BB) 240 are hetrozygous (Bb) and 80 are homozygous recessive (bb), What is the genotype frequencies of BB, Bb, and bb Also, what are the allele frequences of B and b Thanks for any help with this.
So would it be
Genotype frequency? BB = 180/500 Bb= 240/500 bb= 80/500 Allele frequency? B= 600/1000 b = 400/1000 ?????????????? Thanks!
yes that is correct, but in population genetics gene frequencies are expressed as decimals where sum of the frequencies of all alleles is 1. in your case B+b=1.
Therefore B=600/1000=0.6 b=400/1000=0.4 "I have no intention of stopping anytime soon. I want to understand the universe and answer the big questions, that is what keeps me going" - Stephen Hawking
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