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In which regions of the human genome would you expect to find the most genetic diversity and why?
◦ In non-coding regions, because there is less selective pressure to maintain non-coding nucleotide sequence.
◦ In non-coding regions, because there is selective pressure to alter non-coding sequence.
◦ In coding regions, because there is selective pressure to alter amino acid sequence in proteins.
◦ In coding regions, because there is selective pressure to preserve amino acid sequence in proteins.
◦ There is no meaningful difference between coding and non-coding regions in terms of genetic diversity.
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