Using PopG, set the fitness of the aa homozgyote to 0.95 (so s = 0.05). Set...

Using PopG, set the fitness of the aa homozgyote to 0.95 (so s = 0.05). Set the population size to 5. Run the program for 500 generations with 5 populations, no mutation, no migration and a starting allele frequency of 0.50 for the A allele. How many populations at generation 500 were fixed for the A allele?

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PopG means Population Genetics. It is used to calculate the variations frequencies in different groups in a statistical manner. We can understand how frequencies of alleles change over a period of time between populations.

So based on the values above mention in the question, if we apply and if we see will get the graph as follows

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The graph looks like this

7 were fixed for A allele when we run it for 500 hundred generations.

venereology answered 8 months ago

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