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Hardy-Weinberg Calculator

Chemistry & Biology

Predict expected genotype frequencies in a population at genetic equilibrium from an allele frequency.

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AA Frequency

64.00

Expected percentage of the population that is homozygous dominant (AA), p squared.

Recessive Allele Frequency (q)

0.2000

Recessive allele frequency, q = 1 - p.

Aa Frequency

32.00

Expected percentage of the population that is heterozygous (Aa), 2pq.

aa Frequency

4.00

Expected percentage of the population that is homozygous recessive (aa), q squared.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Hardy-Weinberg equation?

The Hardy-Weinberg equation, p squared plus 2pq plus q squared equals 1, predicts the expected genotype frequencies in a population that is at genetic equilibrium, meaning it is not evolving with respect to that gene.

What does genetic equilibrium require?

A population stays at Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium only under idealized conditions: no mutation, no migration, random mating, a very large population, and no natural selection acting on the gene. Real populations rarely meet every condition exactly, so the equation is normally used as a comparison baseline.

How does this relate to the allele frequency calculator?

This calculator goes from an allele frequency to expected genotype frequencies. The allele frequency calculator does the reverse, starting from genotype counts and calculating the allele frequencies behind them.

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