n. sulfonation
(a) valve that controls blood flow between the left atrium and the left ventricle in the heart
(b) one of the many branching glands in the skin that secrete the oily compound sebum
(c) treatment with a specific acid
(d) vector product of the position vector and the linear momentum of a particle
n. mutarotation
(a) compounds where a hydroxyl group is replaced by an amino group
(b) the state of the reacting particles when they are at the top of
(c) change of velocity
(d) change in optical rotation as a result of chemical change
n. cataract
(a) any opacity in the lens of the eye leading to blurred vision
(b) the barriers and mechanisms of resistance to illness or attack; protection
(c) compound that is made up of carbon and hydrogen alone
(d) lack of; deficit; not enough of something
n. epimer
(a) series of fast mitotic divisions in embryology
(b) molecule differing only in the spatial arrangement around a single carbon atom
(c) production of the embryonic neural plate and then the neural tube
(d) illness where the patient has fits
n. angular momentum
(a) vector product of the position vector and the linear momentum of a particle
(b) collection of specialized transport vessels and tissue which makes and transports lymph
(c) a stone in the gall bladder made from bile salt deposits
(d) vitelline sac; the membranous sac that lies ventral to the embryo |
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n. halogenation
(a) small, cylinder which is hollow
(b) these sugars contain 3 carbon atoms
(c) nucleic substance that condenses to make chromosomes during mitosis
(d) treatment with a halogen
n. concentration
(a) amount of times a particular phenomenon occurs within a specified interval
(b) development and maturation of an ovum
(c) the amount of a substance within a second substance, usually in a solution
(d) gas with anesthetic properties
n. duration
(a) end of the adult female reproductive period
(b) the skin and related structures such as hair and nails
(c) an amino acid
(d) the length of time
n. conjugation
(a) temporary connection of two cells to transfer parts or all of the genome to the other cell
(b) these sugars contain 3 carbon atoms
(c) epidermal cell producing melanin
(d) set of characteristics passed on with the X chromosome
n. ketone
(a) a break in the surface of the skin; a laceration
(b) an organic compound that contains two alkyl groups attached to a carbonyl group
(c) a sexually transmitted disease
(d) this a measure of the strength of an acid |
