Instruction: Using the data on the situation below, compute for the Hardy-Weinberg equation to calculate p, q, p2, q2, and 2pq for each generation. Situation: Allain was tasked by his teacher to do an experiment that will help him understand the use of Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium. He used Gold fish crackers in his experiment. The dominant allele is the orange gold fish crackers and the white gold fish crackers are the recessive alleles. If the total population in each generation is 50, identify the missing data in the table below and solve for the Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium. Show the complete solution. Orange Gold fish crackers Generation White Gold fish Hardy-Weinberg Equilibrium crackers 1 26 35 32 4 12 25

Instruction: Using the data on the situation below, compute for the Hardy-Weinberg equation to calculate p, q, p2, q2, and 2pq for each generation. Situation: Allain was tasked by his teacher to do an experiment that will help him understand the use of Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium. He used Gold fish crackers in his experiment. The dominant allele is the orange gold fish crackers and the white gold fish crackers are the recessive alleles. If the total population in each generation is 50, identify the missing data in the table below and solve for the Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium. Show the complete solution. Orange Gold fish crackers Generation White Gold fish Hardy-Weinberg Equilibrium crackers 1 26 35 32 4 12 25

Basic Clinical Laboratory Techniques 6E

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ISBN:9781133893943

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Chapter1: The Clinical Laboratory

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