It can be quite shocking to learn just how much of a hit a company takes when a completely avoidable accident occurs. If an organization knows just how much accidents cost and take appropriate action to reduce the risk, it can save a huge amount in the long run! After all, good safety is good business.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. An allele (UK /ËÃ¦liËl/ is the variant form of a given gene. Sometimes, different alleles can result in different observable phenotypic traits, such as different pigmentation. However, most genetic variations result in little or no observable variation.
When the allelic frequency in a population reaches 1.0, the allele is the only one left in the population, and it becomes fixed for that allele. The other allele is permanently lost. In populations in which an allele has become either fixed or lost, the process of random genetic drift stops at that locus. Without further input (mutation), the populations that have allelic frequencies of 1.0 or 0 for either allele will maintain those allelic frequencies forever.