When Using Likelihood to Find the Locations of Genes That

question 28

Multiple Choice

When using likelihood to find the locations of genes that cause disease, which best describes the process?

• A) The likelihood that a gene located at each marker site causes the disease was compared to 0.05
• B) The likelihood that a gene located at each marker site causes the disease was compared to the null hypothesis.
• C) The likelihood that a gene located at each marker site causes the disease was compared to the likelihood that a gene located at each marker site is unrelated to the disease.
• D) The likelihood that a gene located at each marker site causes the disease was compared to the likelihood that a gene located at each marker site prevents the disease.

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