Table 2 shows an STR profile that contains seven STR locations. In this table,
the genotype frequencies, like those you calculated in the previous problems,
have been calculated for you.
Table 2
STR location Genotype Genotype
frequency
D2S441 11, 14 0.1544
D5S818 11, 12 0.2230
D7S820 7, 8 0.0054
D10S1248 13, 13 0.0764
D13S317 11, 12 0.1772
D16S539 8, 14 0.00092
D18S51 20, 21 0.00069
3. Based on the genotype frequencies in Table 2:
a. For which STR location(s) does this individual have a common
genotype shared by more than 20% of the population?
Type your answer here.
b. For which STR location(s) does this individual have a genotype so
rare that less than 0.1% of the population share it?
Type your answer here.
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