n. erectile dysfunction
(a) impotence; the inability to achieve and/or maintain an erection sufficient for successful sexual activity
(b) an amino sugar
(c) a method to follow; a course of action
(d) the process that maintains balance or equilibrium of an organism's internal environment
n. riboflavin
(a) the pat of the face above the eyes
(b) B vitamin needed for carbohydrate metabolism and the maintenance of mucus membranes
(c) is dependent on the amount of dissolved substances in a solution
(d) knee cap
n. effexor
(a) vision; one of the five senses
(b) antidepressant that works on both serotonin and norepinephrine
(c) copulation
(d) hematochezia; melena
n. minimum
(a) the smallest or lowest possible
(b) inability to move the legs and part of the trunk
(c) an organism that is unable to produce melanin and is without pigmentation
(d) amount
abbr. ATP
(a) a poisonous gas; carbon monoxid
(b) hormone which is secreted by the anterior pituitary gland
(c) nucleotide with a role in energy metabolism
(d) copies of the gene parts that code for different proteins |
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n. intermediate filament
(a) a fit
(b) fibrous cellular structure
(c) antidepressant that works on both serotonin and norepinephrine
(d) female sex hormone
adj. reversible
(a) iron with an oxidation number of +2
(b) improbable
(c) single; particular; separate
(d) able to be changed back
n. acid anhydride
(a) cytoplasmic structure where ATP (energy) is made
(b) water drug; any substance that tends to increase the flow of urine
(c) the act of bringing someone back to life
(d) an organic compound that has two acyl groups bound to the same oxygen atom
v. dissect
(a) to cause damage to an organism as a result of exposure to a toxic substance
(b) to reduce as much as possible
(c) to end
(d) to cut; to take apart; to remove body parts or organs
n. pressure
(a) secondary structure of a protein where the polypeptide chain has formed spirals
(b) abnormal skin tissue growth
(c) the exertion of force by one body against another
(d) difficulty in respiration; rapid respiration |
