• Set A₁A₁ (HbAA) • Set A₁A₂ (HbAs) • Set A₂A₂ (HbSS) Using your simulations as examples, explain why the HbS allele is more common in some parts of the world than others. Include information about the genotypes in your response.
• Set A₁A₁ (HbAA) • Set A₁A₂ (HbAs) • Set A₂A₂ (HbSS) Using your simulations as examples, explain why the HbS allele is more common in some parts of the world than others. Include information about the genotypes in your response.
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Transcribed Image Text:• Set A₁A₁ (HbAA)
• Set A₁A₂ (HbAS)
• Set A₂A₂ (Hbss)
Using your simulations as examples, explain why the HbS allele is more common in
some parts of the world than others. Include information about the genotypes in
your response.
Transcribed Image Text:Population Data
Population: Finite
N = 200
Frequency A, Allele
0.9-
0.8
0.7
0.6
0.5
0.4-
0.3-
0.2-
=
0.1-
of
0
Frequency A₂ Allele
0.9-
0.8-
0.7-
0.6
0.5
0.4
0.3-
0.2
0.1-
of
0
Allele Frequency
# of Populations 5
# of Generations 200
freq A, 0.5
20
20
T
40
GO
T
60
40
A₁A₁
0.5
Fitness (w)
1
T
80
A₁A₂
60
0
A₂A₂
Change in A₁ Allele Frequency Over Time
T
100
Generations
Migration
T
120
80
None
140
100
0
Generations
A₁ ==>A₂
120
T
160
Change in A₂ Allele Frequency
Mutation
A₁ <==A₂
0
140
T
180
Inbreeding
160
F
(temporarily disabled)
+ #
0
Infinite Population
Pop_1
Pop 2
Pop 3
Pop 4
Pop 5
Start gen Stop gen Pop Size Growth Rate
180
Info.
Bottleneck
Populations
# with A₁ Fixed=0
# with A₁ Lost = 0
Average # of Generations till
Fixation
=N/A
(no populations with A₁ fixed)
Average # of Generations till loss
=N/A
Q++ = #
(no populations with A₁ lost)
Infinite Population
- Pop_1
Pop_2
Pop_3
Pop_4
Pop_5
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