Allelic sequence variation has traditionally been described as dna polymorphism if more than one variant at a locus occurs in human population with a freqyency greater than 0.01
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The statement given above describes about the allelic sequence variation which is called DNA polymorphism. There are two locus in a gene where usually two alleles are present. But DNA polymorphism explains that if the variation in the allele at a single locus if occurs in a population with a frequency greater than 0.01(one individual out of 100 individual) then it is called DNA polymorphism.
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The statement given above describes about the allelic sequence variation which is called DNA polymorphism. There are two locus in a gene where usually two alleles are present. But DNA polymorphism explains that if the variation in the allele at a single locus if occurs in a population with a frequency greater than 0.01(one individual out of 100 individual) then it is called DNA polymorphism.
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