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Part 5: Calculating Frequencies Over several semesters, a population of ISU students from the Anatomy and Physiology II Laboratory typed their blood. In lab today, we will use their results to predict the allele and genotype frequencies in the Biol 3302L population. 195 Your instructor will project the data. p 90 voneuport platts entf Divide into 12 separate groups with one to two people per group. Write you groups number on the top of page UV:17. 1. Determine the total number of students that typed their blood; n = 322 - 2. Fill in Table UV-11 with the number of students express- ing the different phenotypic traits. 710 allup d ovic A. Rh (D antigen) Frequencies 254.0-= 3 be Remember the Rh Blood Group System has one genetic locus that exhibits two (2) alleles: D and d and two pheno- types: Rh+ and Rh-. The Rh blood groups are determined by the presence (+) or absence (-) of the D antigen on sur- face of red blood cells. There are two possible alleles for the Rh factor: a dominant allele (D) which encodes for the D antigen protein on red blood cells, and a recessive allele (d) which does not encode for the D antigen. 3. What are the possible genotype(s) for the dominant Rh trait: 4. What are the possible genotype(s) for the recessive Rh trait: vises od JOHAR alum 630 Table UV-11. ABO and Rh phenotypes ex- pressed by the students in Biol 3302L. ABO Phenotype Number of Students A SEV B AB O Rh Phenotype Rh+ Rh - ما12 anpitulos supe 49 32 pri svip lliw ow os owd me ens 115 Number of Students 2.50 72 UV-16
Transcribed Image Text:Part 5: Calculating Frequencies Over several semesters, a population of ISU students from the Anatomy and Physiology II Laboratory typed their blood. In lab today, we will use their results to predict the allele and genotype frequencies in the Biol 3302L population. 195 Your instructor will project the data. p 90 voneuport platts entf Divide into 12 separate groups with one to two people per group. Write you groups number on the top of page UV:17. 1. Determine the total number of students that typed their blood; n = 322 - 2. Fill in Table UV-11 with the number of students express- ing the different phenotypic traits. 710 allup d ovic A. Rh (D antigen) Frequencies 254.0-= 3 be Remember the Rh Blood Group System has one genetic locus that exhibits two (2) alleles: D and d and two pheno- types: Rh+ and Rh-. The Rh blood groups are determined by the presence (+) or absence (-) of the D antigen on sur- face of red blood cells. There are two possible alleles for the Rh factor: a dominant allele (D) which encodes for the D antigen protein on red blood cells, and a recessive allele (d) which does not encode for the D antigen. 3. What are the possible genotype(s) for the dominant Rh trait: 4. What are the possible genotype(s) for the recessive Rh trait: vises od JOHAR alum 630 Table UV-11. ABO and Rh phenotypes ex- pressed by the students in Biol 3302L. ABO Phenotype Number of Students A SEV B AB O Rh Phenotype Rh+ Rh - ما12 anpitulos supe 49 32 pri svip lliw ow os owd me ens 115 Number of Students 2.50 72 UV-16
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