For a gene or a locus to be considered polymorphic it must satisfy the following two conditions must be present in
A)all males and females.
B)two or more sequence variations in at least 10% of the population.
C)two or more sequence variations in at least 1% of the population.
D)two or more sequence variations in at least 10% of children, since not all may reach adulthood.
E)two or more sequence variations in at least 1% of children, since not all may reach adulthood. Blooms Level 1: Remember

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To be considered polymorphic, there must be two or more sequence variations in at least 1% of the population.

For a Gene or a Locus to Be Considered Polymorphic