In regards to HIV resistance allele and the incidence of AIDS is a population, answer the following: Q: In terms of a change in net mutation rate, what would happen if the mutation rate from the resistant to non-resistant allele was increased, or vice versa? Create an answer that is supported.

In regards to HIV resistance allele and the incidence of AIDS is a population, answer the following: Q: In terms of a change in net mutation rate, what would happen if the mutation rate from the resistant to non-resistant allele was increased, or vice versa? Create an answer that is supported.

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Chapter19: Evolutionary Change In Populations

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