(a) Which allele/s will MOST likely result in an anomalous phenotype?(b) Explain your answer in (a).(c) Which allele/s will LEAST likely result in an anomalous phenotype?(d) One of the alleles code for a protein that tend to clump together. Which allele is it? (Hint: Recall what you learned from protein/amino acid structure.) Shown in the table are partial sequences (coding strand) of the normal human hemoglobin andthree variants that occur commonly in the human population. Some of these variants function asnormal hemoglobin, however, some negatively affect hemoglobin function.Type of HemoglobinBase Position7 10 1316.25... 118 121 124 127CTG ACC CCC GAG AGC AAC AGA TTC GAGNormal hemoglobinAllele Variant 1Allele Variant 2Allele Variant 3CTG ACC CCC GTG AGC AAC AGA TTC GAGCTG ACC CCC GAG AGC AAC AGA TCC GAGCTG ACC CCC GAG ACC AAC AGA TTC GAG(a) Which allele/s will MOST likely result in an anomalous phenotype?Answer: [Select](b) Explain your answer in (a).Explanation: [Select](c) Which allele/s will LEAST likely result in an anomalous phenotype?Answer: [Select](d) One of the alleles code for a protein that tend to clump together. Which allele is it? (Hint: Recallwhat you learned from protein/amino acid structure.)Answer: [Select]

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