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Cell

Basic unit of all living things

Cell membrane

Forms the boundary of the cell

Cytoplasm

Gel like fluid inside the cell

Nucleus

Centrally located, contains chromosomes for reproduction and is the control center of the cell

Genes

Regions within the chromosome. Determine hereditary characteristics.

DNA

Genetic material that regulates the activities of the cell

DNA

Genetic material that regulates the activities of the cell

Tissue

Group of cells that perform a specific function

DNA

Genetic material that regulates the activities of the cell

Tissue

Group of cells that perform a specific function

Muscle tissue

Composed of cells that have a special ability to contract, usually producing movement

Nervous tissue

Found in the nerves, spinal cord, and brain. Responsible for coordinating and controlling the bodies activities.

Connective tissue

Connects supports penetrates and encases various body structures. Adipose (fat), osseous (bone) tissues and blood are examples.

Connective tissue

Connects supports penetrates and encases various body structures. Adipose (fat), osseous (bone) tissues and blood are examples.

Epithelial tissue

Covering of the external surface of the body; forms membranes that line body cavities and organs and is the major tissue in glands.

Organ

Two or more kinds of tissues that perform special body functions.

Organ

Two or more kinds of tissues that perform special body functions.

System

Group of organs that work together to preform complex body functions.

Aden/o

Gland

Cyt/o

Cell

Epitheli/o

Epithelium

Epitheli/o

Epithelium

Fibr/o

Fiber

Hist/o

Tissue

Kary/o

Nucleus

Lip/o

Fat

My/o

Muscle

My/o

Muscle

Neur/o

Nerve

Organ/o

Organ

Organ/o

Organ

Sarc/o

Flesh, connective tissue

System/o

System

Viscer/o

Internal organs

Carcin/o

Cancer

Carcin/o

Cancer

Eti/o

Cause (of disease)

Carcin/o

Cancer

Eti/o

Cause (of disease)

Gn/o

Knowledge

Carcin/o

Cancer

Eti/o

Cause (of disease)

Gn/o

Knowledge

Iatr/o

Physician, medicine (also treatment)

Lei/o

Smooth

Onc/o

Tumor, mass

Onc/o

Tumor, mass

Path/o

Disease

Rhabd/o

Rod shaped, striated

Rhabd/o

Rod shaped, striated

Somat/o

Body

Chlor/o

Green

Chlor/o

Green

Chrom/o

Color

Cyan/o

Blue

erythr/o

red

leuk/o

white

melan/o

black

xanth/o

yelloe

dia-

through, complete

dys-

painful, abnormal, difficult, labored

hyper-

above, excessive

hypo-

below, incomplete, deficient, under

meta-

after, beyond, change

neo-

new

pro-

before

-al

pertaining to

-ic

pertaining to

-ous

pertaining to

-cyte

cell

-gen

substance of agent that produces or causes

-genic

producing, origination, or causing

-logist

one who studies and treats

-logy

study of

-megaly

enlargement

-oid

resembling

-oma

tumor, swelling

-osis

abnormal condition (means increase when used with blood cell words)

-pathy

disease

-plasia

condition of formation, development, growth

-plasm

growth, substance, formation

-sarcoma

malignant tumor

-sis

state of

-stasis

control, stop, standing

apoptosis

programmed cell death, a mechanism for cell deletion to regulate cell population, or destroy damaged or defective cells. Some cancers disrupt apoptosis; cells lose their ability to die and live forever

benign

not malignant, nonrecurrent, favorable for recovery