n. cell membrane
(a) the middle ear (tympanic cavity) and the eardrum (tympanic membrane)
(b) halogen with a more electropositive element
(c) tissue connecting bones at a joint
(d) lamellar tissue that surrounds and covers a cell and its contents
n. liver
(a) large, glandular organ that lies beneath the lower ribs on the right side of the abdomen
(b) the part of the mind that can think; reason and understand
(c) sugar made up of two monosaccharides
(d) with features of diabetes
n. biogenesis
(a) a substance that induces a reaction or effect
(b) the creation of living organisms from other living organisms
(c) seed leaf of the embryo of a plant
(d) any reaction where an acid catalyst is used to speed up the reaction
n. osmoregulation
(a) an indication of an illness as noticed by the patient
(b) inherited disorder where the red blood cells are abnormal shapes ('sickle')
(c) maintainance of optimal osmotic pressure in the body
(d) deeper and more frequent ventilation than normal
n. locomotion
(a) movement
(b) protein made by white blood cells, in response to a particular antigen attack, in order to make the antigen harmless
(c) the polysaccharide in which glucose is stored in animal tissues
(d) process in which two molecules join to form a single compound |
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n. propanone (acetone)
(a) substances made in a chemical reaction
(b) part of the eye that helps to focus light on the retina
(c) unit of energy equal to the work done when the point of application of a 1-newton force is displaced through a distance of 1 meter in the direction of the force
(d) a ketone used as a solvent
n. hip
(a) cordlike structure connecting the fetus with the placenta
(b) metallic element found only as compounds
(c) method of communication
(d) bone that makes up the pelvis; area of the body between the to pf the thigh and the waist
n. tonsil
(a) the process of fermentation brought about by yeast
(b) nodule of lymph tissue at the back of the throat that enlarges to help fend off infections
(c) micro-organism which can only live inside other cells
(d) something that can not be broken down into a simpler substance by a chemical reaction
n. acceleration
(a) the tissue in plants which transports water and salts
(b) change of velocity
(c) organ in the thorax involved in T-cell immune function
(d) the blood and other substances lost from the uterus at menstruation
n. uterus
(a) the process of passively losing or actively removing water from something
(b) the coiling of the peptide chains in a protein in specific ways
(c) abdominal organ where a baby develops before birth; the womb
(d) skeletal tissue found in vertebrates; connective tissue mostly in the embryonic skeleton instead of bone |
