Balanced Alleles
Frequency of Allele A (p): 0.5
Genotype Frequency of AA (p^2): 0.25; Frequency of Allele a (q): 0.5; Genotype Frequency of Aa (2pq): 0.5; Genotype Frequency of aa (q^2): 0.25
Estimates the frequency of a gene variant in a population using the Hardy-Weinberg equation.
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Frequency of Allele A (p): 0.5
Genotype Frequency of AA (p^2): 0.25; Frequency of Allele a (q): 0.5; Genotype Frequency of Aa (2pq): 0.5; Genotype Frequency of aa (q^2): 0.25
Frequency of Allele A (p): 0.7
Genotype Frequency of AA (p^2): 0.49; Frequency of Allele a (q): 0.3; Genotype Frequency of Aa (2pq): 0.42; Genotype Frequency of aa (q^2): 0.09
Frequency of Allele A (p): 0.3
Genotype Frequency of AA (p^2): 0.09; Frequency of Allele a (q): 0.7; Genotype Frequency of Aa (2pq): 0.42; Genotype Frequency of aa (q^2): 0.49
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