Consider a population of killer whales. the gene pool of this population would only contain alleles harboring beneficial or neutral mutations, as deleterious mutations are efficiently eliminated from the gene pool of a species. falsetrue

The statement given in the question is FALSE.

Explanation:

The gene pool of all populations of living organisms contain alleles that habour beneficial, harmful and neutral mutations and any of these mutations can be expressed at anytime. A mutation is said to be beneficial if it increases the ability of the organism to survive; it is described as neutral if it does not impact any change.  A harmful mutation on the other hand is one that impact the living organism negatively.

1. what is the relationship between the shape of an enzyme and the reactions they catalyze?

2. how does an enzyme inhibitor work?

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