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Which of these statements is true of the G6PD gene in humans?a. The complete G6PD locus is always considered a fixed site in a population from Africa.b. In any two populations of humans, the S and NH values for the G6PD locus are equal.c. The B allele of the G6PD gene demonstrates the highest frequency in humans.d. Only two alleles exist for the G6PD gene―the wild-type B allele and the mutant A− allele.
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