Please review the answers if its correct. If it is incorrect please provide the right solution. Thank you. A.) Assuming there is random mating, find the gene frequencies, genotypic frequencies, and theproportion of individuals with the different blood types (Type A, B, AB and O) if the population iscomposed of the following:Туре А - 80Туре АВ - 35 Туре В - 90Type o - 195Type O = 195/400 = 0.488Type A = 80/400 = 0.200Type AB = 35/400 = 0.087Type B = 90/400 = 0.225Gene frequency:Genotypic frequency:f(0)= r=r2 =0.4882f(AA) = p2=0.22 f(AA)=0.04f(0)=r= 0.488f(AO) =2pr =2(0.2)(0.488) =0.195E(A)=p=1-(g+r)f(BB) = q2 =0.4882=0.238=1-(0.225+0.488)f(BO) =2qr=2(0.225)(0.488)=0.220f(A)=p =0.287f(AB)=2pq=2(0.200)(0.488)=0.195f(o0)=r2=0.4882=0.488f(B)=q=1-(p+r)f(B)=q=1-(0.200+0.488)f(B)=q=0.312Proportion:1.) TYPE A = AA+AO4.) TYPE O = 00(p2+2pr) x total=(0.04+0.195) x 400 = 94(r2) x total=(0.488) x 400 = 195.22.) TYPE B = BB+BO(q2+2qr) x total=(0.238+0.220) x 400 = 183.23.) TYPE AB = AB(2pq) x total=(0.195) x 400 = 78

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A.) Assuming there is random mating, find the gene frequencies, genotypic frequencies, and the proportion of individuals with the different blood types (Type A, B, AB and O) if the population is composed of the following: Туре А - 80 Туре АВ - 35 Туре В - 90 Туре О - 195 Type O = 195/400 = 0.488 Type A = 80/400 = 0.200 Type AB = 35/400 = 0.087 %3D

A.) Assuming there is random mating, find the gene frequencies, genotypic frequencies, and the proportion of individuals with the different blood types (Type A, B, AB and O) if the population is composed of the following: Туре А - 80 Туре АВ - 35 Туре В - 90 Туре О - 195 Type O = 195/400 = 0.488 Type A = 80/400 = 0.200 Type AB = 35/400 = 0.087 %3D

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Chapter19: Evolutionary Change In Populations

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Problem 3TYU: The MN blood group is of interest to population geneticists because (a) people with genotype MN...

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