The average INCLUSION VALUES for protein markers are as follows:
Using the A-B-O System 1 in 3 in the population,
Using the PGM Subtypes 1 in 10 in the population
Using a single DNA probe 1 in 80,000,000 in the population.

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The values given for the inclusion rates of various genetic markers (A-B-O system, PGM subtypes, and a single DNA probe) are consistent with the general understanding of how common or rare these markers are in the population. The A-B-O blood group system is relatively common, PGM subtypes are less common, and a single DNA probe can be highly specific, leading to a much lower inclusion rate in the population.

The Average INCLUSION VALUES for Protein Markers Are as Follows