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Material Type: Assignment; Class: Genetics; Subject: Biology / Biological Sciences; University: SUNY at Albany; Term: Forever 1989;
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Determine whether the following yeast genes are linked, and if linked, the map distance between them.
58 57 21 leu + leu gly leu gly leu + leu gly + gly
7 158 35 ade + ade gly ade gly ade + ade gly + gly
75 3 22 ade + ade trp ade trp ade + ade trp + trp
43 42 23 his + his trp his trp his + his trp + trp
146 8 46 his + his ura his ura his + his ura + ura
For the following questions, assume that the populations are non-ideal. Calculate the allele frequencies. Once you have calculated the allele frequencies, indicate whether the population really is non-ideal or whether it has the Hardy-Weinberg predicted frequencies.
Determine the allele frequencies for the following ideal populations where there are two alleles, and the upper case letter is dominant to the lower case.