What is an “Obligate Allele”?
Question 1 options:
1)
An allele that is req...
What is an “Obligate Allele”?
Question 1 options:
1)
An allele that is required to be in a profile to determine someone’s ethnicity.
2)
An allele that is required to be in a parent’s profile to determine paternity.
3)
An allele that should to be in a profile but is not required.
4)
An allele that is required to determine a match.
5)
A set of alleles that are required to be passed on the all siblings.
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