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Help with this Population genetics question?

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Help with this Population genetics question?

Using the population data in the table given below (see attachment)

1 - Calculate the population frequency of individuals with the 16/17 genotype at D3S1358

2 - Calculate the population frequency of individuals with the 14/18 genotype at VWA

3 - Calculate the population frequency of individuals with the 23/24 genotype at FGA

Tried: adding up 0.229 + 0.162 and dividing by the total for part 1
I feel like I'm overthinking this

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This should help!

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Quote from: bio_man (7 years ago)

This should help!

Thanks man, appreciate it
(nice avatar btw)

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