Table 2. Expected genotypic and allelic frequencies for the generation 1, 2, and 3 produced by the bead model Genotypic Number and (Frequency) Aa AA (12.5) 0.75 (25) 0.5 Generation 1 (12.5) (25) 0.75 0.5 aa (12.5) 0.75 Generation 3 Genotypic Number and (Frequency) Aa aa (12.5) 0.75 Allelic Frequency JA 50 0.5 Allelic Frequency A 50 0.5 a 50 0.5 Generation 2 Genotypic Number and (Frequency) Aa AA 50 (12.5) (25) (12.5) 0.5 0.75 0.5 0.75 aa Allelic Frequency A 50 0.5 a 50 0.5 Table 1. Observed genotypic frequencies 1, 2, and 3 produced by the bead model Generation 1 Generation 2 Genotypic Number and (Frequency) Aa (11) (12) aa Genotypic Number and (Frequency) Aa (23) (21) (18) 43 Generation 3 aa Allelic Frequency (15) A Allelic Frequency A 57 47 a 53 Genotypic Number and (Frequency) Aa AA (15) aa (22) (13) Allelic Frequency 52 a 48
Table 2. Expected genotypic and allelic frequencies for the generation 1, 2, and 3 produced by the bead model Genotypic Number and (Frequency) Aa AA (12.5) 0.75 (25) 0.5 Generation 1 (12.5) (25) 0.75 0.5 aa (12.5) 0.75 Generation 3 Genotypic Number and (Frequency) Aa aa (12.5) 0.75 Allelic Frequency JA 50 0.5 Allelic Frequency A 50 0.5 a 50 0.5 Generation 2 Genotypic Number and (Frequency) Aa AA 50 (12.5) (25) (12.5) 0.5 0.75 0.5 0.75 aa Allelic Frequency A 50 0.5 a 50 0.5 Table 1. Observed genotypic frequencies 1, 2, and 3 produced by the bead model Generation 1 Generation 2 Genotypic Number and (Frequency) Aa (11) (12) aa Genotypic Number and (Frequency) Aa (23) (21) (18) 43 Generation 3 aa Allelic Frequency (15) A Allelic Frequency A 57 47 a 53 Genotypic Number and (Frequency) Aa AA (15) aa (22) (13) Allelic Frequency 52 a 48
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