n. synovial fluid
(a) this a measure of the strength of an acid
(b) joint fluid
(c) something that can not be broken down into a simpler substance by a chemical reaction
(d) electrons in the outer shell
n. foot
(a) charged atom or molecule
(b) process in embryology by which one part of an embry causes the change of tissue
(c) part of the body at the end of the leg on which we stand; 12 inches
(d) a factor which can change and needs to be accounted for in a situation or experiment
n. daughter cell
(a) gene material found in the cell nucleus
(b) genetically alike cells produced when a cell divides
(c) passage of urine from the bladder outside of the body
(d) substance or drug that causes vomiting
n. activated complex
(a) an abnormal reaction involving flashbacks and abnormal anxiety which can occur after exposure to extreme stress
(b) a combination of reacting particles (atoms; molecules or ions) when they are at the top of the activation energy barrier between the products and the reactants
(c) inability to reproduce
(d) cellular division producing somatic cells with a full quota of chromosomes after each division
n. adaptation
(a) shortsightedness
(b) amount of product predicted or obtained when a chemical reaction is processed
(c) a general principle which helps to explain the world around us and relates facts to each other
(d) characteristics that increase an organism's ability to survive within a changing environment |
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n. bowel
(a) the process that maintains balance or equilibrium of an organism's internal environment
(b) one of the longitudinal contractile elements of a muscle cell occuring in a skeletal or cardiac muscle
(c) the state of being confused
(d) the intestine
n. neutral solution
(a) sugar that contains five carbons
(b) organisms that breed with each other belong to the same species
(c) area that contains the heart and lungs; the chest
(d) this solution has a ph of 7
n. diuretic
(a) an infectious parasitic illness transmitted by mosquito bites
(b) major organ of the central nervous system, controlling all bodily activities
(c) substance which stimulates the kidneys to make more urine
(d) nucleic substance that condenses to make chromosomes during mitosis
n. sperm
(a) chronic disease produced by an overactivity of the pituitary gland leading to an enlargement of bones
(b) protein component of muscle fibers
(c) muscle that produces slow, long-term contractions; found in hollow organs
(d) male gamete (sex cell)
adj. diverse
(a) relating to the time after birth
(b) relating to the eye or vision
(c) wide ranging; different; separate
(d) having the features of an acid and a base and being able of reacting chemically either as an acid or a base |
