About the evolution of the humanspecies

Reference no: EM13533596

Human gene frequencies for the ABO blood group vary by geographiclocation. Type A is found in 50% of the genes in Australianaborigines, 30% in Blackfoot Indians, and absent among the nativesof South America. Type B is the rarest form throughout the worldwith the highest occurrence in Central Asia, being 30%. No bloodtype has a selective advantage over another.

What can you propose about the evolution of the humanspecies??

Reference no: EM13533596

Questions Cloud

What function does actin serve in a cell : What is the name given to the types of organisms that can use photosynthesis to produce glucose? Need three examples. What function does actin serve in a cell? Which organisms are considered the ancestors of land plants? If oxygen is lacking, how mig..

Oxidized to acetaldehyde by liver alcohol dehydrogenase : Ethanol in the body is oxidized to acetaldehyde by liver alcohol dehydrogenase(LADH). Other alcohols are also oxidized by LADH. For example,methanol, which is mildly intoxicating, is oxidized by LADH to thequite toxic product of formaldehyde. The ..

Combinations of phenotypesand genotypes : A child is born with a rare genetic disease, Tay sachs syndrome. Determine what are/is the possible combinations of phenotypesand genotypes the parents of this child will have. Abiologically sound logical answer is required here. Explain youranswer i..

Mitochondria with excess amounts of malonate : Determined malonate's site of action, explain what would happento the concentration of each of the following molecules:α-ketoglutarate, ADP, and ATP in the experiment if you treated these mitochondria with excess amounts of malonate.

About the evolution of the humanspecies : Human gene frequencies for the ABO blood group vary by geographiclocation. Type A is found in 50% of the genes in Australianaborigines, 30% in Blackfoot Indians, and absent among the nativesof South America.

Explain why the choanoflagellates and the green algae : Explain why the choanoflagellates and the green algae are of evolutionaryimportance. describe the how an integral protein orglycoprotein becomes part of the plasma membrane. Describe the steps involved from protein formation in the rough ER to its..

Mechanism for control of protein activity-hemoglobin : Which of the following does not describe hemoglobin? Which of these does not represent a mechanism for control of protein activity?

Mechanism for control of protein activity : Which of these does not represent a mechanism for control of protein activity?

How does a g protein become inactivated : Following its initial activation, how does a G protein become inactivated?

User Account

All Pages