NEET Biology question

Allelic sequence variations, where more than one variant (allele) at a locus in a human population with a frequency greater than , is referred to as

(A)Incomplete dominance
(B)Multiple allelism
(C)SNP
(D)DNA polymorphismCorrect

Answer: (D)

Solution

By definition, when more than one allele at a given locus occurs in a human population at a frequency greater than (1%), this allelic sequence variation is called DNA polymorphism. Incomplete dominance (a) describes a pattern of phenotypic blending between two alleles, not population-level allele

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