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Suppose that in a population of 250,000 mice the mutation rate per base pair for a genetic locus is 4 × 10–8. the locus contains 1,500 base pairs. how many new mutations should …

Suppose that in a population of 250,000 mice the mutation rate per base pair for a genetic locus is 4 × 10–8. the locus contains 1,500 base pairs. how many new mutations should …
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Suppose that in a population of 250,000 mice the mutation rate per base pair for a genetic locus is 4 × 10–8. the locus contains 1,500 base pairs. how many new mutations should we expect at this locus in each generation?

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