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If there were a high allele frequency for the CCR5-32 coreceptor, and the rate of infection with HIV

If there were a high allele frequency for the CCR5-32 coreceptor, and the rate of infection with HIV was high as well, one would expect the frequency of the CCR5-32 coreceptor allele to ________.
A) remain the same due to the population maintaining Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium
B) fall quickly due to heterozygote selection
C) rise quickly and confer resistance on a large part of the population
D) remain the same due to the lethality of AIDS

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Evolutionary Analysis

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Makes a lot more sense now, thanks again

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