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True or False? Usually, the sizes of a eukaryotic organism's genome and transcriptome should be about the same.


◦ true
◦ false

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If linkage disequilibrium (measured by the fraction of recombinants) between one allele and alleles at nearby loci on a human chromosome remains is higher for closer loci, this suggests that:


◦ the allele has rapidly decreased in frequency by negative selection.
◦ the allele has rapidly decreased in frequency by positive selection.
◦ the allele has rapidly increased in frequency by positive selection.
◦ the allele has rapidly increased in frequency by negative selection.
◦ there is no correlation with selection.
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Reply #1 on: Nov 9, 2022
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