This property is represented by the vertex that doesn't touch the parabola on a de Finetti diagram. Isolate breaking increases the "observed" form of this property. Wright's F-statistics quantify its reduction in the Wahlund effect. The second hit in Knudson's hypothesis is when tumor cells "lose" this property. An organism with this property at the beta-globin locus is resistant to malaria, which is why (*) sickle cell anemia exemplifies its namesake "advantage." In a cross between true-breeding parents for a Mendelian trait, the F1 generation has this quality. It is represented by the 2pq term in the Hardy-Weinberg equation. For 10 points, name this property represented by genotype "capital A, lowercase a," in which an organism has two di
This property is represented by the vertex that doesn't touch the parabola on a de Finetti diagram. Isolate breaking increases the "observed" form of this property. Wright's F-statistics quantify its reduction in the Wahlund effect. The second hit in Knudson's hypothesis is when tumor cells "lose" this property. An organism with this property at the beta-globin locus is resistant to malaria, which is why (*) sickle cell anemia exemplifies its namesake "advantage." In a cross between true-breeding parents for a Mendelian trait, the F1 generation has this quality. It is represented by the 2pq term in the Hardy-Weinberg equation. For 10 points, name this property represented by genotype "capital A, lowercase a," in which an organism has two different alleles at a given locus.
This property is represented by the vertex that doesn't touch the parabola on a de Finetti diagram.