Multiple loci (1), linkage disequilibrium.

This video extends the single-locus two-allele ideas from the previous videos to two loci with two alleles and looks at situations in which the alleles present at the different loci may not be independent of one another. This "linkage disequilibrium" is reduced over time by recombination however.

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[@mishahdezlozano5635]

Can you send me the name of the paper? Kidd, I can't fin it. Thank you!!!! Good video

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@@mishahdezlozano5635 Sure, here it is:
doi.org/10.1126/science.271.5254.1380

[@alessifrounjian5246]

I'm getting so much anxiety cuz he capitalizes random letters in a middle of the word

[@linuxgirl_]

May I ask what book you are referring to in the examples when you say "the book?" (e.g. time 8:16)

[@mdaktaruljamanakter-b8l]

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[@moustafarezk9013]

sorry but your explanation is very complicated and very difficult to understand

[@hicassy02]

despite your unique way of writing ... this was helpful! Thank you :)

[@pleiotropy]

You're welcome. Yeah, my handwriting is clear and legible, but I'm inconsistent with capitals and lowercase - even within words :P

[@pramitthapa283]

@@pleiotropy yes, the inconsistency in using upper and lower case doesn't help! How can we be sure of your writing of alleles if you are that inconsistent!

[@GreeceHasBasketBALLS]

If we don't have f(AB), f(ab) etc. how can we calculate them from the genotypes????

[@shannonmalloy6828]

Awesome video! Thank you!

[@pleiotropy]

Thanks :)

[@sasakevin3263]

10:15, how do you get 0.25 on the y axis?

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( 0.5 x 0.5 ) - ( 0 x 0 ) = 0.25