<prompt> Genetic polymorphism include -a SNPb Microsatellitesc Mutationsd Translocation e Mini satellitesabebcdcdeacd  <response>: Genetic polymorphism The occurrence of different DNA sequence in at least 1 of population, i.e. presence of more than one genetically distinct types in single population of a species.In very simple words, genetic polymorphism causes diversity between individuals, e.g. genetic polymorphism might give rise to blue eyes versus brown eyes, or straight hair versus curly hair.It should be noted that in genetic polymorphism there is variability in DNA sequence; However, the individuals are normal not diseased; and this differentiate genetic polymorphism from mutation. The, term mutation, as opposed to polymorphism, is generally used to refer to changes in DNA sequence which have been associated with disease or a risk of disease and are not present in most individuals of a species present in less than 0.5-1 of individuals, in contrast to genetic polymorphism.Two types of genetic polymorphisms are there:Single nucleotide polymorphisms SNPs as the name suggest there is variation in a single nucleotide in every stretch of approximately 1000 base pairs.Repeat-length Polymorphism In contrast to SNPs there are short repetitive sequences of variation:Microsatellites Repeat size of 2-6 base pairs and less than 1 kilobase.Minisatellites 15 to 70 base pairs and 1-3 kilobase.Most common type of polymorphism is single nucleotide polymorphis SNP.These types of base substitutions are frequently encountered during genetic testing and should be differentiated from true mutation that alter protein expression.The best example of genetic polymorphism is blood groups. 