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What term is used for a block of alleles that is inherited together? a Marker b. Polymorphism O c Genome d Haplotype
Why are regions between genes (intergenic regions) often chosen as mapping markers in genome-wide association studies? a. Int
Consider two genes A and B with alleles A & a, and B&b In a population, 60% of gametes have A and 40% have a: 90% of gametes
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1. The term haplotypes is used for block of alleles that is inherited together.

2.Polymorphism frequency in intergenic regions is usually unaffected by the health of the individuals.

3.The two loci are in linkage disequilibrium,suchthat allele A and B are considered linked.

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