Microevolution
Pesticide Resistance
Hardy Weinberg
Virus Structure
Virus Replication
100

What is Microevolution?

What is a change in allele frequency in a population over time?

100

What is pesticide resistance?

What is the natural ability of some pests to survive pesticide exposure?

100

What is p² + 2pq + q² = 1?

What is the equation used to calculate genotype frequencies?

100

What is a capsid?

What is the protective protein shell of a virus?

100

What is the lytic cycle?

What is the viral cycle where the host cell bursts?

200

What are mutation, gene flow, and genetic drift?

What are the three agents of evolutionary change?


200

What are resistant biotypes?

What are resistance happens because these individuals survive and reproduce?

200

What is 2pq?

What is the term that represents heterozygous individuals?

200
What role does a cell play with viruses?

What is a host cell?

200

What is the lysogenic cycle?

What is the viral cycle where DNA remains dormant in the host cell?

300

What is the founder effect?

What is it when a small group leaves a population and starts a new one?

300

What is target-site resistance?

What is one way insects become resistant at the molecular level?

300

How do I find p if I am only given q?

What is subtracting q from 1/100%?

300

What are the genetic material and capsid?

What are the two basic components of a virion?

300

What is exocytosis (budding)?

What is the process by which an enveloped virus exits the cell?

400

What is the bottleneck effect?

What is a random event that drastically reduces population size and allele frequency? 

400

What is rotating pesticides?

What is a farming strategy used to delay resistance?

400

If q² = 0.25, then q equals this value?

What is 0.5?

400

This is because they bind to specific receptor proteins (lock-and-key mechanism).

Why are viruses specific to certain cells?

400
What is because they replicate rapidly and replication errors occur?

Why do viruses mutate frequently?

500

What is because chance events have a greater impact on a small gene pool?

Why does genetic drift affect small populations more than large ones?

500

What is because it creates selection pressure that increases the frequency of resistant alleles?

Why does using the same pesticide repeatedly increase resistance?

500

What is no mutation, no gene flow, a large population? 

What is one condition required for the Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium?

500

What is because viruses do not have cellular structures that antibiotics target?

Why do antibiotics not work on viruses?

500

What are attachment, uncoating, replication/synthesis/ and assembly?

What are the 4 major steps of animal viral replication?

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