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A-

An-

Not, absent



Abiotic: without life


Anoxygenic: without oxygen

Autos

Self




Autotroph: self-feeding

A-

Ab-

Abs-

Away from, without



Anoxic: without oxygen


Abscission: separation of leaves from tree

Allo-
Another



Allosteric: another binding site

Aqua-
Water



Aqueous: watery

Bi-
Two



Bilateral: two sided

Bio-
Life




Biology: the study of life

Chloros

(Pale) green




Chlorophyll: green pigments found in cyanobacteria and the chloroplasts of algae and plants

Chroma

Colour




Chromosome: green body (because it easily takes up coloured stains)

-cide
Kill



Bacteriocidal: kills bacteria

Cyt
Cell



Cytoplasm: the fluid inside a cell

Di-
Two



Disaccharide: a carbohydrate made of two simple sugars

Dia

Across




Diaphragm

Dis-
Two



Diploid


Dipeptide

Ektos


Exo

Outside




Ectotherm


Exoskeleton

Endo-
Inside



Endocytosis: a process that brings things into a cell

Epi-
Upon, over



Epidermis: the uppermost layer of tissue covering an organism

Eu-
True



Eukaryotes have a true nucleus

Ex-
Out



Exocytosis: a process that puts things outside of cells

Geno-
Give birth, beget



Genetics: the study of heredity

Haima

Blood




Haemoglobin

Heteros
Mixed, unlike, different



Heterozygous: a cell that has two different versions of a gene

Homos
Same



Homozygous: a cell that has identical versions of a gene

Hyper-
Above



Hypertonic: has a greater concentration of solutes

Hypo-
Below, under



Hypotonic: has a lower concentration of solutes

Inter-
Between



Interphase: the cellular phase between cell divisions

Intra

Within




Intra-cellular fluid

Iso-
Same



Isotonic: has same concentration of solutes

Kytos

Vessel (a cell)




Cytoplasm

Lipos

Fat




Lipase, lipid

Locus
Place



A locus on a chromosome is the place where a gene is located

Lysis

Dissolution




Dialysis, lysozome

Macro-
Big



Macrophage: a large phagocyte

Mesos

Middle




Mesoderm

Meta

After (change)




Metamorphosis

-meter
Measure



Centimeter: a measurement that's 1/100 of a meter

Micro-
Small



Microbiology: the study of living things too small to see with the naked eye

Mono-
One



Monosaccharide: a single simple sugar

Morphe

Form (shape)




Metamorphosis, morphology

Olig-
Few



Oligosaccharide: a short chain of sugars

Ped-, Pod
Foot



Pseudopod: a "false foot" or projection of an amoeba

Phago-
Eat



Phagocytosis: a process where a white blood cell engulfs and destroys bacteria and viruses

-phil
Love



Hydrophilic: mixes well with water

-phobia
Fear



Hydrophobic: doesn't mix with water

Phyllon

Leaf




Chlorophyll, mesophyll

Phyton

Plant




Phytoplankton

Poly-
Many



Polypeptide: a chain of many amino acids

Pro-
Before



Prokaryotes: cells that evolved before nucleated cells

Semi

Half




Semicircular canal

Soma

Body




Chromosome: green body

Stom-
Mouth



Stomates: openings in the surfaces of leaves

Sub

Under




Subterranean

Sym-


Syn-

Together




Symbiosis


Synapse

Tri-

Three




Triceps, tripeptide

Trophe

Food




Autotroph, trophic level

Unus

One




Unicellular

Vas-

Vessel




Vascular bundle

Zoo-
Animal



Zoology: the study of animals

Myo-

Muscle



Myofibril

Sarco-

Flesh



Sarcomere

Cephal

Head



Cephalopod - "head-feet" = octopus, squid, cuttle fish