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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2001 / iii / Paper 29 / 6 / i / Solution

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The recombination fraction is the probability that a transmitted gamete is recombinant between the two loci in the ordinary two-locus genetic linkage model. Its conventional range is
0≤θ≤21​.​
(1)
Zero corresponds to complete linkage and 1/2 to independent assortment. Multiple physical crossovers can restore parental phase, so the recombination fraction is not the expected number of crossovers or an unrestricted crossover probability.

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