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Question 1

A testing outcome in which a disease is detected, but the sample/patient in reality does not have the disease is called a ________.
◦ false negative
◦ true positive
◦ false positive
◦ a standard error
◦ a true negative

Question 2

Consider a particular hypothetical case in which the Baysian probability that an unaffected parent is heterozygous for a particular recessive allele is 20% and the other parent has the recessive condition; what is the chance that their first child would have the condition?
◦ 10%
◦ 25%
◦ 100%
◦ 0%
◦ 20%
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Reply #1 on: Jan 12, 2022
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