16. If at a bi-allelic genomic locus, there are two alleles A. and C, such that A can mutate into C with a probability 1

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16. If at a bi-allelic genomic locus, there are two alleles A. and C, such that A can mutate into C with a probability 1

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16. If at a bi-allelic genomic locus, there are two alleles A. and C, such that A can mutate into C with a probability 1x104 in every generation, and a population hasA alleles at frequency 0.4, what would be the frequency of the (a) A allele after one generation of mutation? (b) the Callele after two generations of mutation? (5 x 2 - 10 points)
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