n. chirality
(a) characteristic of a molecule being unable to superimpose it on its mirror image
(b) a substance that induces a reaction or effect
(c) temperature according to an absolute scale
(d) used as a basis for comparison in scientific experiments
adv. vertically
(a) straight; vertically
(b) very; extremely
(c) taking a straight route without involving another thing or person
(d) with a straight up direction
n. menarche
(a) the start of the menstrual periods
(b) infection of the gut causing diarrhea and vomiting
(c) something that has a different form from the normal
(d) an unusual shape of part of the body
n. deafness
(a) inability to hear
(b) enzyme which is secreted in an inactive form and transformed in an active form under certain physiological conditions
(c) movement of gases from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration
(d) cellular division that produces reproductive cells with only half the number of chromosomes
adj. postnatal
(a) relating to the body
(b) relating to the time after birth
(c) hairy
(d) anterior part of body; underbelly of an animal |
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adj. miscible
(a) of the lymph system
(b) over-development of a tissue (or part of) which leads to an increase in size and volume of the tissue
(c) something which mixes with a similar substance
(d) of the structural form
n. bismuth
(a) pH at which the electrolyte concentration of an amphoteric substance such as protein is electrically zero
(b) metallic element with a high atomic number (83) used to make alloys
(c) the organ that provides nourishment and helps with waste and gas exchange for the developing fetus
(d) cordlike structure connecting the fetus with the placenta
adj. diagnostic
(a) of the lymph system
(b) spread out; occurring in all parts of the organism
(c) referring to diagnosis
(d) a body tissue affected by gangrene
n. Bunsen burner
(a) part of the brain found at the base that is made up of the pons, medulla and midbrain in man
(b) infection or inflammation of the larynx
(c) element with the chemical symbol K which is the main intracellular cation
(d) device used as a fuel source in laboratories
n. gas
(a) set of irreversible changes in a cell that causes it to die
(b) a substance which exists in a vapor form at room temperature (neither a liquid; nor a solid)
(c) a fat-soluble vitamin needed for the normal clotting of blood
(d) vitelline sac; the membranous sac that lies ventral to the embryo |
