In a large, random-mating population of lab mice, the A1 allele is dominant and confers a 25% fitness advantage over the A2A2 wild type (thus, A2A2 has a fitness of 0.8). initially, the allele frequencies for A1 & A2 are p=0.4 and q=0.6, respectively. After 1 generation, what will the new frequency of the A1 allele be?

If the frequency of the p allele is .63 in the population then what is the frequency of the q allele?

The image below shows a common blood pressure gauge. what does this device do? a. measures the level of oxygen present in the blood b. measures the pressure of blood when the lungs expand and compress c. measures the electrical activity of the heart d. measures the pressure of blood when the heart contracts and relaxes

The current thought on the structure of the cell membrane is: a. a static phosphate sandwich of lipids b. a fluid-mosaic of phospholipids and proteins c. a bilayer of proteins with static lipid molecules d. an impermeable bilayer of protein molecules e. a static and permeable phospholipid single layer