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Dictionary » L » Locus LocusDefinition noun, plural: loci (general) A place, space or locality, especially a centre of an activity. (mathematics) The set of all points whose coordinates satisfy a given equation or condition. (genetics) The location of a gene (or of a significant sequence) on a chromosome, as in genetic locus. (medicine) The site on the body where a pathogen enters.
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Results from our forumTranslating Locus TagsI'm really lost here. I have the locus tag RP6-88D7.1 from Hemophilia B and I'm supposed to translate it (say what the letters and numbers stand for.) The internet was no help on this matter what so ever... :| Its for a genetics assignment, ...
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T4 phage strains... differing in the alleles at three genes (p, q, and r) were used to simultaneously infect e. coli cells. The following progeny were observed: p locus q locus r locus number p + + 324 + q + 85 p q + 55 p q r 6 + q r 371 + + + 10 + + r 66 p + r 83 a) what are the genotypes of the parental phages ...
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Relative fitness relationship at equilibrium.I'm working on this problem for my population genetics class, and I just can't seem to get it. The problem is: In a basic one locus – 2 allele selection model, assume the following fitness set in which the allele A is completely dominant with respect to allele a. What is the relationship ...
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Re: Genetic diversity on squirrelsTry again. I’m assuming the data in the table is the allele frequency for the three alleles of locus 1 and that each column is one taxon—and here I reveal my ignorance of genetic terms because I don’t know for certain what a taxon is and I haven’t bothered to look up the ...
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Re: Genetic diversity on squirrels... of analysis for all ten of your loci before answering the question about percentages of polymorphic loci within taxons. The table is only for one locus.
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