Bio 2 Lab Practical

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What is the main focus of the Ghost Shrimp lab?
To observe the effects of plant-derived chemicals on the shrimp’s circulatory system.
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What type of circulatory system do ghost shrimp have?
Open circulatory system.
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What are the three drugs tested in the lab?
Caffeine, Nicotine, Ethanol.
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What effect do stimulants have on heart rate?
They increase the heart rate.
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What effect do depressants have on heart rate?
They decrease the heart rate.
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How is the shrimp’s heart rate measured?
By counting the pulsations in the dorsal blood vessel under a microscope.
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What is the importance of calculating standard deviation in experiments?
It shows the variability and precision of the data.
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What color is ghost shrimp blood, and why?
Blue, due to copper-based hemolymph.
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Why are ghost shrimp a good model for circulatory experiments?
Their transparent bodies allow for easy observation of blood flow.
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What is the purpose of the recovery time measurement?
To see how long it takes for shrimp to return to normal heart rate after drug exposure.
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What is natural selection?
A process where organisms with favorable traits survive and reproduce more successfully.
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What is genetic drift?
A random change in allele frequencies due to chance events, especially in small populations.
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What is gene flow?
The transfer of alleles from one population to another due to migration.
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What is the Hardy-Weinberg Equilibrium (HWE)?
A theoretical state where allele frequencies remain constant from generation to generation in the absence of evolutionary forces.
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What are the five conditions for HWE?
1) Large population size, 2) No mutations, 3) Random mating, 4) No gene flow, 5) No natural selection.
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What is the Hardy-Weinberg equation for allele frequencies?
p + q = 1, where p is the dominant allele frequency and q is the recessive allele frequency.
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What is the Hardy-Weinberg equation for genotype frequencies?
p² + 2pq + q² = 1, where: p² = homozygous dominant (BB), 2pq = heterozygous (Bb), q² = homozygous recessive (bb).
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How do you calculate allele frequency?
Dominant allele: p = [(2 × BB) + Bb] / (2 × total individuals), Recessive allele: q = [(2 × bb) + Bb] / (2 × total individuals).
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How does selection pressure affect allele frequencies?
Negative selection decreases the frequency of less fit alleles, while positive selection increases favorable allele frequencies.
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How does genetic drift impact allele frequencies?
It causes random fluctuations in allele frequencies, which are more significant in smaller populations.
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What was the purpose of using colored beads in the evolution lab?

To simulate allele inheritance and track changes in allele frequencies over generations.
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What happens to a population under 100% negative selection pressure?
The selected genotype is eliminated over generations, leading to a decrease in its allele frequency.
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How does gene flow affect two separate populations?
It makes allele frequencies more similar between populations over time.
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What is the bottleneck effect?
A drastic reduction in population size due to an event, leading to reduced genetic diversity.
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What is the founder effect?
When a small group starts a new population, leading to reduced genetic variation.
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How do you interpret a genotype frequency graph?
A stable line suggests equilibrium, while a changing trend indicates evolutionary forces at work.
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How does standard deviation help in evolutionary studies?
It measures variation in allele frequencies and determines if changes are significant.
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What does a genetic drift simulation show?
That allele frequencies fluctuate randomly, potentially leading to fixation or loss of alleles.
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What role does sample size play in genetic drift?
Smaller populations experience more extreme allele frequency changes due to chance.
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What does it mean if allele frequencies deviate from HWE predictions?
Evolution is occurring due to factors like selection, mutation, or migration.
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Bacillus cereus

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Micrococcus luteus

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Escherichia coli

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staphylococcus aureus

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Bacillus subtilis

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Spirillum volutans