Define/Explain: $DNA$ polymorphism and Sequence Annotation.
(N/A) If an inheritable mutation is observed in a population at high frequency,it is referred to as $DNA$ polymorphism.
Sequence annotation is the process of sequencing the whole set of a genome,which contains all coding and non-coding sequences,and subsequently assigning functions to different regions within that sequence.
Sequence annotation is the process of sequencing the whole set of a genome,which contains all coding and non-coding sequences,and subsequently assigning functions to different regions within that sequence.
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