Why is it more important to check for errors during dna replication than
during translation?
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a. errors in translation would affect many generations of proteins.
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b. proteins form without the use of any kind of genetic code.
c. a protein can function normally even with the wrong amino acids.
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d. an error in dna replication would affett many generations of cells.

this would be called the responsiveness

the hardy-weinberg equation is as follows:

where is homozygous dominant, 2pq is heterozygous, and is recessive.

we also know that:

so since we know that homozygous dominant is 0.53, we can solve for p:

so then we can solve for q:

so then we can solve for the heterozygous term:

so now we know that the percentage of the population that should be heterozygous is 39.6%.