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Absorption |
The movement of nutrients from alonentary canal into blood |
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Acrosome |
Structure that contains digestive enzymes in the head |
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Active immunity |
Long term defence against a pathogen by antibody production |
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Active site |
Part of an enzyme molecules which substrates temporary binds |
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Active transport |
Movement of molecules or ions through a cell membrane from a region of lower concentration to higher concentration.
Against concentration gradient using energy from respiration |
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Adaptation |
Process resulting from natural selection which populations become more suited to their environment over many generations |
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Adrenaline |
A hormone secreted by the adrenal by the adrenal glands which prepares body for fight or flight |
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Aerobic respiration |
Chemical respiratiin that take place in mitochondria which use oxygen to break down glucose to release energy for respiraton |
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AIDS |
Disease caused by HIV which destroys white blood cells reduces ability to defend other pathaogen |
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Deconposer |
Organism that gets energy from dead waste |
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Goblet cells |
cells found in the lining (epithelium) of the respiratory passages and digestive system, which secrete mucus |
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Lignin |
Hard strong water proof that forms walls of the xylem vessels |
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Auxin |
Plant hormone made on the tip causes cell to elongate |
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Alleles |
Alternative form of the genes |
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Benedict's solution: |
blue liquid that turns orange-red when heated with reducing sugar |
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Atrioventricular valve |
A valve between an atrium and ventricle in the heart without backflow |
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Buffer solution |
Liquid that keeps the ph steady |
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Cervix |
Narrow opening from uterus to vagina |
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Cones |
Receptors in the retina that are sentive to light of different colors |
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Continuous variation |
Height , no fixed point |
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Conarary arteries |
Artery that delivers oxygenated blood to heart muscles |
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Cross pollination |
the transfer of pollen grains from the anther of a flower to the stigma of a flower on a different plant of the same species |
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DCPIP |
Purple liquid that becomes colorless when mixed with Vitamin c |
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Deamination |
The removal of nitrogen from amino acids to form urea |
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Alveoli |
Tiny filled air sacs in the lungs where where gas exchange games place |
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Cellulose |
Carbohydrate that forms long fibres and make cell walls of plants |
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Denitrification |
Nitrate ions to nitrogen |
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Deconposer |
Organism that gets energy from dead waste |
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Diffusion |
Net movement of particles from a region with higher concentration to lower. |
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Diploid |
Having two complete set of chromosomes |
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Egestion |
The removal of undigested food from the body |
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Emusilfies |
Breakdown of fat to smaller droplet to mix with watery liquid |
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Fertilisation |
the fusion of the nuclei of two gametes |
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Fibrinogen |
Soluble protein in blood plasma |
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Fibrin |
Insoluble protein formed form fibrinogen when blood vessels r damaged |
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Bile |
an alkaline fluid produced by the liver, which helps with fat digestion |
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Fovea |
the part of the retina where cone cells are very tightly packed; this is where light is focused when you look directly at an object |
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gamete: |
a sex cell; a cell with half the normal number of chromosomes, whose nucleus fuses with the nucleus of another gamete during sexual reproduction |
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gene: |
gene: a length of DNA that codes for one protein |
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Glomeruli |
Little network of blood capillaries whr blood is filtered |
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Glucagon |
Hormone secreted by pancreas increases blood sugar |
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Goblet cells |
cells found in the lining (epithelium) of the respiratory passages and digestive system, which secrete mucus |
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Hepatic portal vein |
Blood vessels that carries blood from small intestine to liver |
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High water potential |
Area with lots of water molecules diluted |
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Homeostatis |
The maintenance of a constant internal environment |
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Homozygous |
Having 2 identical alleles |
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Biotechnology |
Using organism , usually microorganism to produce required substance |
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Host |
Organism which pathogen lives and reproduce |
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Hypothamus |
Part of brain that involves controling body temp |
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Intercostal muscles |
Raise lower ribs when contract the external intercostals facilitate forced inspiration, while the internal and innermost intercostals aid forced expiration |
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Iris |
Colored part of eye that contains muscle to size of pupil |
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Iris reflex |
Automatic response in change in light intensity |
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Keratin |
Protein that forms hair |
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Natural selection |
process in which individuals with advantageous features are more likely to survie reproduce and pass on their alleles to the next generation |
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Photosynthesise |
Process which plants synthesis carbohydrate from raw material using energy from light |
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Auxin |
Plant hormone made on the tip causes cell to elongate |
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Conarary arteries |
Artery that delivers oxygenated blood to heart muscles |
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gamete: |
a sex cell; a cell with half the normal number of chromosomes, whose nucleus fuses with the nucleus of another gamete during sexual reproduction |
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Lh |
Causes ovulation to happen |
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Pecitase |
Enyme used to digest pectin for juices |
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Auxin |
Plant hormone made on the tip causes cell to elongate |
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Egestion |
The removal of undigested food from the body |
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Host |
Organism which pathogen lives and reproduce |
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Net movement |
Overall I average movement |
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Reflex arc |
Sensory , relay , motor |
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Auxin |
Plant hormone made on the tip causes cell to elongate |
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Alleles |
Alternative form of the genes |
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Benedict's solution: |
blue liquid that turns orange-red when heated with reducing sugar |
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Atrioventricular valve |
A valve between an atrium and ventricle in the heart without backflow |
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Buffer solution |
Liquid that keeps the ph steady |
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Cervix |
Narrow opening from uterus to vagina |
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Cones |
Receptors in the retina that are sentive to light of different colors |
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Continuous variation |
Height , no fixed point |
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Conarary arteries |
Artery that delivers oxygenated blood to heart muscles |
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Cross pollination |
the transfer of pollen grains from the anther of a flower to the stigma of a flower on a different plant of the same species |
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DCPIP |
Purple liquid that becomes colorless when mixed with Vitamin c |
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Deamination |
The removal of nitrogen from amino acids to form urea |
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Alveoli |
Tiny filled air sacs in the lungs where where gas exchange games place |
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Cellulose |
Carbohydrate that forms long fibres and make cell walls of plants |
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Denitrification |
Nitrate ions to nitrogen |
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Deconposer |
Organism that gets energy from dead waste |
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Diffusion |
Net movement of particles from a region with higher concentration to lower. |
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Diploid |
Having two complete set of chromosomes |
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Egestion |
The removal of undigested food from the body |
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Emusilfies |
Breakdown of fat to smaller droplet to mix with watery liquid |
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Fertilisation |
the fusion of the nuclei of two gametes |
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Fibrinogen |
Soluble protein in blood plasma |
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Fibrin |
Insoluble protein formed form fibrinogen when blood vessels r damaged |
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Bile |
an alkaline fluid produced by the liver, which helps with fat digestion |
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Fovea |
the part of the retina where cone cells are very tightly packed; this is where light is focused when you look directly at an object |
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gamete: |
a sex cell; a cell with half the normal number of chromosomes, whose nucleus fuses with the nucleus of another gamete during sexual reproduction |
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gene: |
gene: a length of DNA that codes for one protein |
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Glomeruli |
Little network of blood capillaries whr blood is filtered |
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Glucagon |
Hormone secreted by pancreas increases blood sugar |
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Goblet cells |
cells found in the lining (epithelium) of the respiratory passages and digestive system, which secrete mucus |
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Hepatic portal vein |
Blood vessels that carries blood from small intestine to liver |
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High water potential |
Area with lots of water molecules diluted |
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Homeostatis |
The maintenance of a constant internal environment |
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Homozygous |
Having 2 identical alleles |
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Biotechnology |
Using organism , usually microorganism to produce required substance |
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Host |
Organism which pathogen lives and reproduce |
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Hypothamus |
Part of brain that involves controling body temp |
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Intercostal muscles |
Raise lower ribs when contract the external intercostals facilitate forced inspiration, while the internal and innermost intercostals aid forced expiration |
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Iris |
Colored part of eye that contains muscle to size of pupil |
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Iris reflex |
Automatic response in change in light intensity |
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Keratin |
Protein that forms hair |
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Lacteals |
Small vessel that absorb fatty acid and glycerol in small intestine |
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Lh |
Causes ovulation to happen |
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Lignin |
Hard strong water proof that forms walls of the xylem vessels |
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Lymphocytes |
White blood cells that secretes antibodies |
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Biuret reagant |
Blue solution that turns purple purple when mixed with amino acid or proteins |
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Mammary gland |
Mammals which produces milk to feed young |
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Meiosis |
Division of diploid nuclear to form 4 haploid genetically different offspring |
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mRNA |
Molecule that carries a copy of information on DNA to ribosome to use for protein synthesis |
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Motor neuron |
Neuron that transmit electrical impulse from cns to effector |
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Natural selection |
process in which individuals with advantageous features are more likely to survie reproduce and pass on their alleles to the next generation |
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Set point |
Normal value
(Negative feedback)k away from set point |
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Net movement |
Overall I average movement |
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Nitrification |
Converting ammonia ion to nitrate ions |
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Nitrogen fixation |
Nitrogen gas to nitrate ions |
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Nucleotides |
Molecules that are linked together to make up a DNA |
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Bronchiole |
Small tube that takes air from trachea to lungs |
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Organ and organ system ovulat |
Organ- a group of tissue that works tgt to perform a particular function
Organ system several organ work tgt to perform a particular function |
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Ovulation |
The release of egg from an ovary |
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Pecitase |
Enyme used to digest pectin for juices |
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Phagocytosis |
Taking bacteria or other small structures into cytoplasm and digesting them with enzymes |
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Photosynthesise |
Process which plants synthesis carbohydrate from raw material using energy from light |
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Prokaryote |
Organsim cell that does not have a nucleus |
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Protocitist |
Single called organism or very similar cell |
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Pulumentary artery |
Carries deoxygenated blood from the right ventricle to the lungs |
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Pulmonary veins |
The veins that carries oxygenated blood from the lungs to the left atrium |
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red blood cells: |
biconcave blood cells with no nucleus, which transport oxygen |
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Aorta |
Largest artery that recives oxygenated blood |
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Rectum |
the second part of the large intestine, where fasces are produced and stored |
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Reflex arc |
Sensory , relay , motor |
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Refraction |
Bending light rays |
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Semilunar valves |
Prevents backflow of blood from ventricle to arteries |
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Sexual reproduction |
Fusion of two gamates to form a zygote and production of offspring genetically diff from each other |
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Scrotum |
Sac that contains testis |
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Asexual reproduction |
Process resulting genetically identical offspring from parents |
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Assimilation |
The uptake and use of nutrients in cells |
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Auxin |
Plant hormone made on the tip causes cell to elongate |