In a population of 100 individuals, we have 25 people that are homozygous AA, 50 people that are heterozygous Aa, and 25 people that are homozygous aa. If q is the frequency of a alleles in this population, calculate q. Write your answer as a decimal.
Answer: q = 0.5
Explanation:
AA25 = 25*2= 50 "A" alleles
AA50 = 50A & 50 a alleles
aa24 = 50 "a" alleles
Total alleles = 200
Total of "a" alleles = 50+50 = 100
Frequency of allele "a" = q = 100/200 = 0.5
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