cells Crossword Puzzles
Leukemia 2013-01-11
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- Leukemia is this type of disease.
- Leukemia targets this part of the body.
- Most _____ form of childhood Leukemia.
- Women risk becoming this after undergoing chemotherapy.
- Takes a long time to move through body and complete infection.
- Leukemia can turn a cold into this.
- Must maintain for 2-3 years for it to be successful.
- Type of treatment that is extremely hard on body.
- How many main types of Leukemia are there?
- Leukemia is caused when something occurs in the bone marrow that causes cells to _____ but never mature or grow.
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- These cells push out healthy cells.
- What movie was shown that featured a girl who had Leukemia?
- Targets specific parts of cancerous cells to destroy them.
- Accountable for 80% of all childhood leukemia cases.
- A stem cell transplant involves transplanting what?
- Luekemia targets this type of cell.
- Side effect of chemotherapy.
- Leukemia can make someone very vulnerable to this.
- Type of cell that Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia targets.
- Attacks granulocyte cells.
- 4,800 Canadians will be diagnosed with this, this year.
- Leukemia is very ________.
22 Clues: Attacks granulocyte cells. • Leukemia is very ________. • Side effect of chemotherapy. • Leukemia is this type of disease. • These cells push out healthy cells. • Luekemia targets this type of cell. • Leukemia can turn a cold into this. • Most _____ form of childhood Leukemia. • Leukemia targets this part of the body. • How many main types of Leukemia are there? • ...
Circulation 2013-05-05
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- Liquid part of blood
- Forms blood clots
- a push or pull
- Small knobs of tissue that allow the fluid to flow through
- Silent killer
- Instrument used to measure blood pressure
- Give blood to someone else
- system that carries needed substances to cells and carries waste products away from cells
- Lower chamber of the heart
- Artery walls thicken
- Transfer oxygen throughout your body
- Larger blood vessels that carry blood back to the heart
- Chemicals that make nets
- largest artery in the body
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- organ that pumps blood
- Combines with oxygen to make the cells bright red
- network of veinlike vessels that return the fluid to the bloodstream
- Fluid that consists of water and glucose and dissolved materials
- tiny vessels where substances are exchanged between blood and body cells
- First branch to the aorta
- Disease Fighters
- group of cells that sends out signals to make the heart muscle contract
- tissue that prevents blood from flowing backward
- Upper chamber of the heart
- Heart muscle is blocked
- blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart
26 Clues: Silent killer • a push or pull • Disease Fighters • Forms blood clots • Liquid part of blood • Artery walls thicken • organ that pumps blood • Heart muscle is blocked • Chemicals that make nets • First branch to the aorta • Give blood to someone else • Upper chamber of the heart • Lower chamber of the heart • largest artery in the body • Transfer oxygen throughout your body • ...
Coordination and Response 2021-09-29
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- Senses change in environment
- clefts Small gaps between pairs of neurones
- A part of the eye that contains the receptor cells and is sensitive to light
- Responds to stimulus by contracting
- An example of a involuntary action
- An action that's decided by ourselves
- A part of the eye located in the front of th lens, containing pigments to absorb light
- A group of receptor cells that responds to spesific stimuli
- Changes in a organism's environment are called receptors
- Vacuoles containing neuro transmitter
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- A part of the retina that contains the most receptor cells
- A living thing's system that functions to respond to stimuli
- An action of the body without being consciously aware of it
- The longest fibre in the nervous system
- a layer of fat and protein wrapping the nerver fibre in some animals
- A receptor that are able to distinguish color
- Dilation of the pupils to adjust amount of light entering
- A junction between pairs of nerve cells
- Electrical signals from neurones
- cells A receptor that are sensitive to dim light but not color
20 Clues: Senses change in environment • Electrical signals from neurones • An example of a involuntary action • Responds to stimulus by contracting • An action that's decided by ourselves • Vacuoles containing neuro transmitter • The longest fibre in the nervous system • A junction between pairs of nerve cells • clefts Small gaps between pairs of neurones • ...
Vocab Block #2 2021-09-30
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- study of the process of mechanisms of diseases
- tongue is swollen and inflamed
- cancer of the white blood cells
- the spitting of blood that originates in the lungs or bronchial tubes
- heavily sweating
- the thin outer layer of the skin
- common and mild form of gum disease
- presence of blood in the urine
- pool of clotted blood in an organ or tissue in the body, mainly caused by a broken blood vessel
- inflammation of the gums and teeth
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- medications that help your body fight off certain viruses that can cause disease
- consisting of or containing pus
- action of vomiting
- a white blood cell that includes natural killer cells, T cells, and B cells
- situated or applied under the skin
- painful swelling and sores in the mouth
- condition when skin is red, swollen, or sore
- relating to or containing blood
- lacking healthy red blood cells to carry oxygen to bodies tissue
- situated or apply under the skin
- loose, watery stool that occurs frequently
- acute loss of blood from a damaged blood vessel
- hormone primarily produced by the kidneys
23 Clues: heavily sweating • action of vomiting • tongue is swollen and inflamed • presence of blood in the urine • consisting of or containing pus • cancer of the white blood cells • relating to or containing blood • the thin outer layer of the skin • situated or apply under the skin • situated or applied under the skin • inflammation of the gums and teeth • ...
Cells, Microscopes and macromolecules 2021-22 2021-09-23
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- open and close stomata allowing gases through
- monomers of proteins
- surrounds ALL cells
- an example of a prokaryoic cell
- small unit of a large molecule
- found inside the cell where most organelles are located
- what the mitochondria produces
- used when first preparing to view slide under microscope
- cells that lack a nucleus
- eye piece magnification x objective magnification
- make proteins
- defines the cell as eukaryote
- makes the onion cell maintain their rectangular boxy shape
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- cells that have a chloroplast
- only adjustment to be used when viewing a slide under medium or high power
- adjustment used only when first preparing to views a slide under microscope
- break down cellular waste
- glucose is an example
- cells have DNA
- organelle involved in photosynthesis
- element in every organic compound
- packaging and distribution center of the cell
- fat is an example, important component in cell membrane
- monomer of DNA
- powerhouse of the cell
- stores water and minerals, very large in plants
- store genetic information
- cells that lack cell walls and chloroplast
28 Clues: make proteins • cells have DNA • monomer of DNA • surrounds ALL cells • monomers of proteins • glucose is an example • powerhouse of the cell • break down cellular waste • cells that lack a nucleus • store genetic information • cells that have a chloroplast • defines the cell as eukaryote • small unit of a large molecule • what the mitochondria produces • an example of a prokaryoic cell • ...
Aquaculture 2022-05-06
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- neurons of the dorsal region of the spinal cord are _______________ in function
- vitamin that can prevent neural tube defects
- the face is largely formed from which neural crest cells?
- secondary signalling centre of the floor plate secretes
- cells between the surface epidermis and the neural tube
- forms from the neural tube
- what structure hollows to form the neural tube in secondary neurulation?
- opening of the neural tube
- lumen of the neural tube is called
- induces the formation of the neural tube
- cells that anchor the neural tube to the notochord
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- region of the eye that forms from the neural tube
- the secondary signalling centre in the roof plate is established in the
- region of adrenal gland that is not formed from the ectoderm.
- failure to close anterior region of neural tube
- process of formation of the neural tube
- neural crest cells that migrate along the dorsolateral pathway becomes
- anterior most region of the brain
- subset of the cranial neural crest cells
- lumen of the mesencephalon
20 Clues: forms from the neural tube • opening of the neural tube • lumen of the mesencephalon • anterior most region of the brain • lumen of the neural tube is called • process of formation of the neural tube • subset of the cranial neural crest cells • induces the formation of the neural tube • vitamin that can prevent neural tube defects • ...
Allison's cells review crossword 2021-12-08
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- Sac that stores water, nutrients, waste products in the cell.
- Jelly like substance within the cell.
- surrounds and protects the cell and controls what enters and exits the cell.
- Can be used to describe the characteristics of cells.
- found in plant cells only supports and protects the cell.
- Allows plant cells to carry out photosynthesis.
- The power house of the cell.
- An organism made up of only one cell.
- Smallest working unit capable of preforming life functions.
- The diffusion water particles.
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- The movement of particles from an area of high concentration to low.
- Has two less organelles then a plant cell
- Has two more organelles then a animal cell.
- Structure that contains DNA and regulates genes.
- Living system with parts that work together to carry out the processes of life.
- Organs that are grouped together to carry out a particular function.
- An organism made up of many cells.
- The different parts of a cell
- Made up of two of more tissues to serve a particular function.
- A group of similar cells that work together to preform a specific task.
20 Clues: The power house of the cell. • The different parts of a cell • The diffusion water particles. • An organism made up of many cells. • Jelly like substance within the cell. • An organism made up of only one cell. • Has two less organelles then a plant cell • Has two more organelles then a animal cell. • Allows plant cells to carry out photosynthesis. • ...
Chapter 7: Skeletal Structure Crossword 2022-10-05
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- branching bony plates that make up the spongy bone
- tiny cells through which osteocytes pass nutrients and gases
- the shaft of the bone
- thornlike projection
- relatively deep pit or depression
- cartilage covers the epiphyses
- occupies the spongy bone of the skull, ribs, sternum, clavicles, vertebrae, and pelvis in adults
- bone cells located within chambers called lacunae
- long with expanded ends
- bone-resorbing cells that break down the calcified matrix
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- varied shape
- expanded ends of bones that form joints with adjacent bones
- cavity within a bone
- a thin layer of cells that lines the medullary cavity
- bones small, nodular bones that develop within a tendon
- bone-building cells that deposit bone in place of calcified cartilage
- almost equal in length and width
- a tough layer of dense connective tissue that covers the bone and is continuous with ligaments and tendons
- plate-like shape with a broad surface
- a hormone that stimulates osteoblasts to deposit bone matrix
- narrow, ridgelike projection
- stores fat and occupies most cavities of bone in adults
22 Clues: varied shape • cavity within a bone • thornlike projection • the shaft of the bone • long with expanded ends • narrow, ridgelike projection • cartilage covers the epiphyses • almost equal in length and width • relatively deep pit or depression • plate-like shape with a broad surface • bone cells located within chambers called lacunae • ...
Midterm Review Crossword Puzzle 2023-12-18
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- a gel-like substance found inside cells
- the brain of the cell, stores DNA
- all living things are made of _______
- These type of cells lack a nucleus
- The ______________ system is your hair, skin, and nails
- passing down of traits from parent to offspring
- an organelle found only in a plant cell that creates food from sunlight
- The ___________ system breaks down food into energy
- tightly wound DNA that is stored in the nucleus of a cell
- The system that transports oxygen and nutrients to cells is the ________ system.
- this organ provides the force to pump blood throughout your body
- a plant's response to light
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- __________ reproduction only requires 1 parent and creates a uniform population
- The system that is made up of bones is the ___________ system.
- internal water pressure that causes a plant to wilt or stand upright
- a small section of DNA that codes for traits
- ____________ reproduction creates a diverse population
- a group of multiple cells that perform a similar function
- a plant's response to gravity
- stores food, water, and waste in a cell
20 Clues: a plant's response to light • a plant's response to gravity • the brain of the cell, stores DNA • These type of cells lack a nucleus • all living things are made of _______ • a gel-like substance found inside cells • stores food, water, and waste in a cell • a small section of DNA that codes for traits • passing down of traits from parent to offspring • ...
Skin Cancer 2024-01-17
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- Formed in the outside layer of the skin.
- Skin cancer that starts in your skin’s middle layer.
- Anticancer medications can be applied directly on the skin or pills.
- Blurry or irregularly shaped edges.
- Dermatologists use blue or red fluorescent light.
- Irregular shape.
- Dermatologist removes the tumor and some surrounding healthy skin.
- Mole with more than one color.
- Produces melanin that gives a brown pigment.
- Cancer that starts in cells that line lymph and blood vessels.
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- Oncologists give medications to train your immune system to kill cancer cells.
- Oncologists use radiation to kill cancer cells.
- Skin cancer that starts in your skin’s oil-producing glands.
- Larger than a pencil eraser.
- Dermatologists use an instrument with a sharp looped edge to remove cancer cells.
- Skin cancer is caused by an overproduction of cells in your epidermis.
- Dermatologist removes only diseased tissue.
- Enlarging, changing in shape, color or size.
- Skin cancer that can be life-threatening affects your skin’s outer layer.
- Dermatologists use liquid nitrogen to freeze skin cancer.
20 Clues: Irregular shape. • Larger than a pencil eraser. • Mole with more than one color. • Blurry or irregularly shaped edges. • Formed in the outside layer of the skin. • Dermatologist removes only diseased tissue. • Enlarging, changing in shape, color or size. • Produces melanin that gives a brown pigment. • Oncologists use radiation to kill cancer cells. • ...
Unit 2 Bio Reveiw 2023-10-02
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- membrane- Surronds the outside of a cell.
- ER- Network of hollow membrane tubules that have ribosomes on the surface.
- ER- A network of hollow membrane tubules that lack ribosomes on the surface.
- Can move latterally to allow small molecules to enter.
- Controls the normal activities of a cell.
- use energy from sunlight to make glucose.
- Help pull chromosome pairs apart to opposite ends of cells.(only in animal cells)
- A cell with no nucleus.
- Jelly-like substance enclosed by the cell membrane.
- Helps maintain the cells shape.
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- Makes mRNA.
- Wall- The outside layer of a plant cell.
- Power house of the cell.
- Breakdown food, bacteria, and worn out cell parts for cells.
- envelope- A layer that protects the nucleus.
- organisms made of only one cell.
- body- Modify, sort, & package molecules from ER for storage or transport out of cell.
- A cell that has a nucleus.
- Moves small products across the cell surface.(Bigger/longer)
- Moves small products across the cell surface.(Smaller)
- organism made of multiple cells.
- Protein factories for a cell.
- Store water.
23 Clues: Makes mRNA. • Store water. • A cell with no nucleus. • Power house of the cell. • A cell that has a nucleus. • Protein factories for a cell. • Helps maintain the cells shape. • organisms made of only one cell. • organism made of multiple cells. • Wall- The outside layer of a plant cell. • membrane- Surronds the outside of a cell. • Controls the normal activities of a cell. • ...
Biology Vocab 2019-05-09
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- made up of cells that make up animals and plants
- plural: usually are sensory organelles
- a unicellular organism that can dangerously affect humans
- separates the interior of cells
- a unicellular organism that looks like a slipper
- the process of turning energy into food
- an organism with more than one cell (humans)
- acts like a filter for cells
- allows a cell to move around
- takes in oxygen and releases carbon dioxide
- replicates dna
- a life form
- helps to receive light
- usually found in plant cells
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- there are eleven contained in the body
- the powerhouse of the cell
- provide basic life in plants
- provide basic life in animals
- disposes of bodily waste
- an organism with only one cell
- converts food into energy
- structures within a cell
- contains the heart, blood, and blood vessels
- in the body usually with a specific purpose
- used to capture prey
- a type of algae with up 50,000 cells
- a unicellular organism that has over 800 species
27 Clues: a life form • replicates dna • used to capture prey • helps to receive light • disposes of bodily waste • structures within a cell • converts food into energy • the powerhouse of the cell • provide basic life in plants • acts like a filter for cells • allows a cell to move around • usually found in plant cells • provide basic life in animals • an organism with only one cell • ...
Pruitt's protein packed power search 2019-02-28
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- can improve blood flow
- number 1 killer in america
- most infection never make it to this line of defense
- is present either continuously or on and off over a long period of time
- mental, social, and physical
- exercise, good habits, healthy diet
- brain cells,causing problems with memory, thinking, and behavior
- abnormal dell growth
- a chronic disease that effects the way blood cells convert food to energy
- feeling of nervousness or unease typically about an eminent event with uncertain outcome
- athletes foot, ring worm are _____
- nutrients that help your body repair and maintain it's tissue
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- frequency, intensity ,type, time
- the bodies second line of defense
- water, protein, vitamins, carbs, fat,calcium
- common cold, chicken pox, measles, flu
- stomach issues,and strep throat are____
- cells reorganize infected human cells and cancer cells
- helps with digestion, maintains bowel movements, improve cholesterol
- 1 million lives could be saved if ______ daily
- keeps you on track to long term goal
- brands have made 9,million dollars on flavors like cotton candy
22 Clues: abnormal dell growth • can improve blood flow • number 1 killer in america • mental, social, and physical • frequency, intensity ,type, time • the bodies second line of defense • athletes foot, ring worm are _____ • exercise, good habits, healthy diet • keeps you on track to long term goal • common cold, chicken pox, measles, flu • stomach issues,and strep throat are____ • ...
Bio II Sem II Review 2024-05-17
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- cartilage that lines the ends of long bones
- the heart & lungs are in this cavity
- your fibula is ___ to your tibia
- end of long bone
- first cervical vertebra
- "big-eater" cells of the immune system
- high blood pressure
- flattened cell shape
- fat is ____ tissue
- connects muscle to bone
- inability to properly regulate blood sugar
- number of cervical vertebrae in humans
- your favorite subject!
- largest skull bone
- cavity containing the lungs
- fancy science name for red blood cells
- protein that helps RBCs carry oxygen
- your muscles are ___ to your skin
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- released by the kidneys when O2 levels drop
- bones that form the palm of the hand
- AKA growth plate of a bone
- clusters of bacteria
- suture that extends along the midline of the cranium
- forearm bone on the thumb side
- bone-dissolving cells
- muscles are either skeletal, cardiac, or ___
- cells that make cartilage
- tissue lining the trachea & nasal passageways
- sac surrounding the heart
- cells that make mucus
- chains of bacteria
31 Clues: end of long bone • fat is ____ tissue • chains of bacteria • largest skull bone • high blood pressure • clusters of bacteria • flattened cell shape • bone-dissolving cells • cells that make mucus • your favorite subject! • first cervical vertebra • connects muscle to bone • cells that make cartilage • sac surrounding the heart • AKA growth plate of a bone • cavity containing the lungs • ...
Anatomy and Physiology Spring Final 2024-05-09
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- the act of swallowing
- the release of the oocyte from a follicle
- the production of germ cells by the ovary
- the process of getting air into and out of lungs
- hormone that affects day/night sleep cycles
- watery liquid found in lymph vessels
- sensory receptors that respond to pain
- to take in by means of suction
- red blood cells that carry O2 in blood
- blood plasma filtered by the nephrons in the kidneys
- hormone that lowers blood glucose
- includes nasal cavity, paranasal cavity, pharynx
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- behind the peritoneum
- the process to make sperm
- the breakdown of food molecules
- sensory receptors that respond to light
- proteins secreted by cells infected with a virus
- the ease with which the lungs inflate
- blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart
- proteins activated by foreign cells or antibodies to those cells
- the fluid portion of blood
- blood vessels that carry blood back to the heart
- the rate at which blood flows through the kidneys
- hormone that stimulates bone growth
24 Clues: behind the peritoneum • the act of swallowing • the process to make sperm • the fluid portion of blood • to take in by means of suction • the breakdown of food molecules • hormone that lowers blood glucose • hormone that stimulates bone growth • watery liquid found in lymph vessels • the ease with which the lungs inflate • sensory receptors that respond to pain • ...
Cardiovascular 2024-04-09
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- another name for hardening of the arteries
- the group of pacemaker cells that are near the entrance of the superior vena cava
- the third step in the blood circulation of the heart
- blood vessels that carry blood back to the heart
- thin layer that lies within the chambers
- step seven in the blood circulation of the heart
- blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart
- also called white blood cells
- condition with a higher number of white blood cells than normal
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- middle layer that mostly consists of the cardiac mucsle
- higher number of red blood cells than normal
- also called red blood cells
- step 13 in the blood circulation of the heart
- the first step in the blood circulation of the heart (superior/inferior)
- another name for mitral valve
- a heartbeat below 60 bpm
- outside layer of the heart that helps reduce friction
- heart relaxation
- tissue death is called _________
- structure that separates the lower chambers of the heart
- heart contraction
- an inherited blood clotting disorder
22 Clues: heart relaxation • heart contraction • a heartbeat below 60 bpm • also called red blood cells • another name for mitral valve • also called white blood cells • tissue death is called _________ • an inherited blood clotting disorder • thin layer that lies within the chambers • another name for hardening of the arteries • higher number of red blood cells than normal • ...
phylums 2023-06-01
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- stinging needle
- like harpoon structures
- sessile flower-like form
- the movement of water into cells through the pores
- contains a jumble of different cell types
- poison which will paralyze prey or sting
- eyespots that detect light
- another word for a collar cell
- loosely organized network of nerve cells
- sensory cells that help determine the direction of gravity
- both important prey and predators
- creates water flow needed for all life
- their bodies do not display any symmetry
- stinging cells
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- sponge reproduction
- pore bearer
- almost all sponges can produce sperm and eggs
- medusae touch causes water to be pushed out to allow it to move by
- filters in food
- large central cavity of sponges
- outer layer
- reinvent themselves and can recognize each other when separated
- sponges don't move
- carry nutrients to other cells
- water enters through the
- preform different functions and life process
- inner layer
- all sides come from a central point
- microscopic structures
- motile bell shaped
30 Clues: pore bearer • outer layer • inner layer • stinging cells • stinging needle • filters in food • sponges don't move • motile bell shaped • sponge reproduction • microscopic structures • like harpoon structures • sessile flower-like form • water enters through the • eyespots that detect light • carry nutrients to other cells • another word for a collar cell • large central cavity of sponges • ...
Med Term Immune 2025-02-25
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- thromb/o means blood ___
- leuk/o
- to stand still
- medication used to decrease the immune system in autoimmune diseases
- medications used to prevent a blood clot...also called blood thinners
- medication used to treat a viral infection like HIV/AIDS
- myel/o means ___marrow
- hem/o hemat/o
- the initials of the disease that causes bleeding and clotting at the same time
- a disease in which the person bleeds more than normal, requiring the parents/person to carry emergency clotting factors to be given as an injection
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- phag/o
- cells that help clot blood
- formation/production
- white blood cells help fight ____
- chrom/o
- the name of an infection of the blood that is usually fatal, also called blood poisoning by patients
- sider/o
- embryonic
- aden/o
- medication used to treat a bacterial infection
- the initials for the blood test that tests red cells, white cells and platelets
- a patient with systemic lupus erythematosus will be assessed for a ___ rash
- red blood cells carry ____
- malignancy of the bone marrow is called multiple ___
24 Clues: phag/o • leuk/o • aden/o • chrom/o • sider/o • embryonic • hem/o hemat/o • to stand still • formation/production • myel/o means ___marrow • thromb/o means blood ___ • cells that help clot blood • red blood cells carry ____ • white blood cells help fight ____ • medication used to treat a bacterial infection • malignancy of the bone marrow is called multiple ___ • ...
UNIT 1 CROSSWORD - BIO 2025-09-17
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- MACRO THAT HELPS THE BODY FUNCTION AND HELP GROW MUSCLE FIBERS
- MONOMER OF LIPID
- WHAT ARE THE DNA MOLECULES CALLED WHEN THEY ARE DUPLICATED AND ATTACHED TO THEIR IDENTICAL TWIN?
- STAGE OF CELL CYCLE THAT CELLS SPEND MOST OF THEIR LIFE IN
- CELL WITH NO NUCLEUS
- MACRO THAT BALANCES HORMONES AND GIVES STRUCTURE TO CELL MEMBRANE
- IN G1 PHASE THE CELLS ARE GROWING TO PREPARE FOR __
- WHAT ARE SISTER CHROMATIDS CALLED WHEN THEY ARE SEPERATED DURING ANAPHASE
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- 1 PART OF THE MACROMOLECULE
- MORE THAN 1 PART OF THE MACRO LINKED TOGETHER
- MACROMOLECULE THAT IS A QUICK ENERGY SOURCE
- TYPE OF CELL WITH A NUCLEUS
- GENETIC INFORMATION IS GIVEN TO THE BODY FROM THIS MACRO
- WHERE CELL CYCLE PAUSES TO CHECK ON THE PROCESSES OF THE CELL DEVELOPMENT
- WHAT STAGE DO THE CELLS SPLIT APART TO CREATE DAUGHTER CELLS
- PHASE OF CELL CYCLE WHERE DNA IS DUPLICATED
- FIRST STAGE OF MITOSIS
- ORGANELLE THAT CREATES PROTEIN
- WHAT IS CREATED WHEN CELLS DIVIDE TOO QUICKLY AND DO NOT STOP AT THE CHECKPOINTS
- WHAT CREATES THE CELL MEMBRANE
20 Clues: MONOMER OF LIPID • CELL WITH NO NUCLEUS • FIRST STAGE OF MITOSIS • 1 PART OF THE MACROMOLECULE • TYPE OF CELL WITH A NUCLEUS • ORGANELLE THAT CREATES PROTEIN • WHAT CREATES THE CELL MEMBRANE • MACROMOLECULE THAT IS A QUICK ENERGY SOURCE • PHASE OF CELL CYCLE WHERE DNA IS DUPLICATED • MORE THAN 1 PART OF THE MACRO LINKED TOGETHER • ...
Cell Biology Keywords 2025-09-19
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- Female gamete carrying genetic information.
- Complex cell with a nucleus, e.g. plant or animal cell.
- Control centre of the cell that contains DNA.
- Region in a prokaryotic cell containing DNA.
- Rigid structure that supports plant cells.
- Small loops of DNA found in bacteria.
- Site of aerobic respiration, releasing energy.
- Different form of the same gene.
- A section of DNA that codes for a protein.
- Organelle where photosynthesis happens in plant cells.
- An organism or cell that is genetically identical to another.
- Splitting of the cytoplasm at the end of mitosis.
- Male gamete carrying genetic information.
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- Cell division producing two identical cells.
- Jelly-like substance where chemical reactions happen.
- A feature that helps an organism survive in its environment.
- Thin layer that controls what enters and leaves the cell.
- Simple cell without a nucleus, e.g. bacteria.
- The job or role of a cell, organelle or structure.
- Tail-like structure that helps some cells move.
- Space in plant cells filled with cell sap.
- Tiny structure that makes proteins.
- Structures made of DNA carrying genetic information.
23 Clues: Different form of the same gene. • Tiny structure that makes proteins. • Small loops of DNA found in bacteria. • Male gamete carrying genetic information. • Rigid structure that supports plant cells. • A section of DNA that codes for a protein. • Space in plant cells filled with cell sap. • Female gamete carrying genetic information. • ...
cardiovascular crossword 2025-12-12
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- fluid that carries cells, nutrients, and waste
- upper left heart chamber receiving oxygen rich blood
- heart contraction phase that ejects blood
- liquid part of blood carrying cells and nutrients
- valve between left atrium and ventricle preventing backflow
- vessels returning blood to the heart
- lower right chamber pumping blood to lungs
- sac surrounding the heart reducing friction
- protein in red blood cells that binds oxygen
- relaxation phase of the heart chambers fill with blood
- upper right chamber receiving deoxygenated blood
- heart, vessels, and blood
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- red blood cells that transport oxygen
- tiny vessels where exchange of gases and nutrients occur
- valve between right ventricle and pulmonary artery
- valve between the right atrium and ventricle
- valve between left and right ventricle
- inner lining of heart chambers and valves
- muscular heart wall that contracts
- lower left chamber pumping blood into the aorta
- vessels that carry oxygen rich blood away from the heart
- wall separating the hearts left and right
- white blood cells for immunity
- platelets that aid with clotting
24 Clues: heart, vessels, and blood • white blood cells for immunity • platelets that aid with clotting • muscular heart wall that contracts • vessels returning blood to the heart • red blood cells that transport oxygen • valve between left and right ventricle • inner lining of heart chambers and valves • heart contraction phase that ejects blood • ...
Medsurg 2022-11-21
50 Clues: 1 • 9 • 8 • 7 • 3 • 5 • 2 • 6 • 4 • 46 • 34 • 17 • 16 • 20 • 40 • 23 • 28 • 18 • 14 • 24 • 15 • 50 • 38 • 43 • 22 • 45 • 31 • 25 • 48 • 26 • 29 • 35 • 37 • 21 • 12 • 39 • 33 • 42 • 13 • 49 • 27 • 19 • 47 • 30 • 41 • 44 • 11 • 32 • 36 • 10
Crossword vocab 2023-10-26
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- fatty substance
- blood
- Slow
- slows coagulation and prevents new clots from forming
- white blood cells
- heart
- fast
- inflammation of the vein
- blood vessel
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- aorta
- the cancer of white blood cells
- artery
- slow heart rate (less than 60 bpm)
- clot
- growth
- inflammation of the inner lining of the heart
- surgical repair of a blood vessel
- An iron-containing protein in red blood cells
- vein
- the sudden blockage of a blood vessel by an embolus
20 Clues: Slow • clot • vein • fast • aorta • blood • heart • artery • growth • blood vessel • fatty substance • white blood cells • inflammation of the vein • the cancer of white blood cells • surgical repair of a blood vessel • slow heart rate (less than 60 bpm) • inflammation of the inner lining of the heart • An iron-containing protein in red blood cells • the sudden blockage of a blood vessel by an embolus • ...
Crossword vocab 2023-10-26
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- fatty substance
- blood
- Slow
- slows coagulation and prevents new clots from forming
- white blood cells
- heart
- fast
- inflammation of the vein
- blood vessel
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- aorta
- the cancer of white blood cells
- artery
- slow heart rate (less than 60 bpm)
- clot
- growth
- inflammation of the inner lining of the heart
- surgical repair of a blood vessel
- An iron-containing protein in red blood cells
- vein
- the sudden blockage of a blood vessel by an embolus
20 Clues: Slow • clot • vein • fast • aorta • blood • heart • artery • growth • blood vessel • fatty substance • white blood cells • inflammation of the vein • the cancer of white blood cells • surgical repair of a blood vessel • slow heart rate (less than 60 bpm) • inflammation of the inner lining of the heart • An iron-containing protein in red blood cells • the sudden blockage of a blood vessel by an embolus • ...
Crossword vocab 2023-10-26
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- fatty substance
- blood
- Slow
- slows coagulation and prevents new clots from forming
- white blood cells
- heart
- fast
- inflammation of the vein
- blood vessel
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- aorta
- the cancer of white blood cells
- artery
- slow heart rate (less than 60 bpm)
- clot
- growth
- inflammation of the inner lining of the heart
- surgical repair of a blood vessel
- An iron-containing protein in red blood cells
- vein
- the sudden blockage of a blood vessel by an embolus
20 Clues: Slow • clot • vein • fast • aorta • blood • heart • artery • growth • blood vessel • fatty substance • white blood cells • inflammation of the vein • the cancer of white blood cells • surgical repair of a blood vessel • slow heart rate (less than 60 bpm) • inflammation of the inner lining of the heart • An iron-containing protein in red blood cells • the sudden blockage of a blood vessel by an embolus • ...
cell transport/levels of organization/unicellular and multicellular organisms 2024-10-03
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- requires energy
- primary energy
- most basic unit of any living thing
- two or more tissues work together
- one cell system work together
- uses pseudopods
- binds to specific sites
- amount on both sides
- goes through membrane easily
- removes large substances
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- brings substances into cell
- group of organs works together
- many cells
- fluids dissolve through membrane
- several organ
- group of cells work together
- requires no energy
- diffuses through protein doorway
- diffusion of water
- moves across protein channel
- diffusion
21 Clues: diffusion • many cells • several organ • primary energy • requires energy • uses pseudopods • requires no energy • diffusion of water • amount on both sides • binds to specific sites • removes large substances • brings substances into cell • group of cells work together • moves across protein channel • goes through membrane easily • one cell system work together • group of organs works together • ...
Y9 Spreadsheets 2019-10-07
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- an Excel file that contains one or more worksheets
- an instruction that checks any condition, if the condition is found to be TRUE then it returns a predefined value however if the condition is False, it returns a different predefined value.
- enables you to highlight cells with a certain colour, depending on the cell's value.
- Allows you to fill cells with data that follows a pattern or that is based on data in other cells.
- Joins multiple cells together to form a single cell
- The currently selected cell
- a space created on the spreadsheet / worksheet where a row and column meet
- A cell reference is the name of the cell that is found by combining the Column Letter with the Row Number. For example the cell in Column "C" in Row "3" would be cell C3.
- Lines that surround cells
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- a single spreadsheet that contains cells organized by rows and columns
- Cells that run across the worksheet
- a graphical representation of numeric data
- An absolute cell reference is one that does not change when it is copied.
- built:in formulas that are used to enter either commonly used or very complex formulas. E.g. =MAX(A2:A5)
- Cells that run down the worksheet
- the label for a cell made up of the column identifier and the row identifier.
- A formula is a mathematical equation or set of commands used to generate a specific result or value. Formula may include functions, cell references, ranges, numbers and mathematical operators.
17 Clues: Lines that surround cells • The currently selected cell • Cells that run down the worksheet • Cells that run across the worksheet • a graphical representation of numeric data • an Excel file that contains one or more worksheets • Joins multiple cells together to form a single cell • a single spreadsheet that contains cells organized by rows and columns • ...
Chapter 10: Preparing For Sexual Reproduction 2018-01-16
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- A process, occurring during meiosis, which homologous chromosomes exchanged reciprocal portions of themselves.
- The diploid cells that are the starting female cells in gamete(egg) production.
- The repeating series of steps that occur in the reproduction of an organism.
- Random distribution of homologous chromosomes pairs on differing sides of the Metaphase Plate during meiosis.
- A diploid cell produced in females that may mature into an egg, initially by giving rise to haploid secondary oocytes.
- Diploid cells that are the starting cells in sperm production in males. Reproductive stem cells in which dividing each of them produces one primary spermatocyte and spermatogonium.
- A means of reproduction in which the nuclei of the reproductive cells from two separate organisms fuse to produce offspring.
- A haploid reproductive cell. (sperm & egg).
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- A diploid cell in a male that will undergo meiosis to produce haploid secondary spermatocytes.
- Reproduction that occurs without the union of 2 reproductive cells. Offspring identical to their parent's organism.
- A process in which a single diploid cell divides to produce four haploid reproductive cells.
- Possessing two sets of chromosomes.
- Nonfunctional cell produced during meiosis in females.
- Living cell, The condition of being diploid, of having two sets of chromosomes.
- Living cell, the condition of being haploid, of having a single set of chromosomes.
- The grouping formed by the linkage of two homologous chromosomes in prophase I of meiosis.
- Possessing a single set of chromosomes.
17 Clues: Possessing two sets of chromosomes. • Possessing a single set of chromosomes. • A haploid reproductive cell. (sperm & egg). • Nonfunctional cell produced during meiosis in females. • The repeating series of steps that occur in the reproduction of an organism. • The diploid cells that are the starting female cells in gamete(egg) production. • ...
Cardio and Blood System 2021-10-06
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- Coronary artery bypass graft/grafting
- Coronary artery disease
- Formation of clotting cells
- Removal of clotting within the artery
- Making arteries visilble on X-ray record
- Stopping the flow of blood
- Deficiency of all cells
- Surgical repair of a vessel
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- Removal of white blood cells
- Incision into an artery
- Percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty
- Rapid heartbeat
- Congestive heart failure
- Myocardial infarction
- Enlargement of the heart
- Condition known as blue baby
- Arteriosclerotic heart disease
- Hypertension
- Abnormal heart rhythm
19 Clues: Hypertension • Rapid heartbeat • Myocardial infarction • Abnormal heart rhythm • Incision into an artery • Coronary artery disease • Deficiency of all cells • Congestive heart failure • Enlargement of the heart • Stopping the flow of blood • Formation of clotting cells • Surgical repair of a vessel • Removal of white blood cells • Condition known as blue baby • ...
Organelle Crossword - Sindija Manovska 2023-09-25
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- A cell organelle that is covered with two membranes. Internal environment of the organelle is liquid containing ribosomes, DNA, and enzymes. In the presence of oxygen, the organelle releases energy that is used for ATP synthesis.
- A cell organelle that accumulates substances synthesized by the endoplasmic reticulum as well as transports these substances further in vesicles.
- Small organelles located on the rough endoplasmic reticulum, the outer cells of the nuclear membrane, and are found freely in the cytoplasm. These organelles synthesize proteins in the cell.
- A system of cisterns and tubes made of membranes. Does not contain ribosomes attached to it. Synthesizes lipids and neutralizes substances.
- Present in plasma membrane of plant, fungal, and bacterial cells. Cell wall in plasma membrane of plant cells contain more cellulose, fungal cells - chitin, bacterial cells – murein.
- Organelles that are enclosed with a membrane in plant cells and contain enzyme catalase. They process lipids and carbohydrates. They also breakdown hydrogen peroxide into water and oxygen.
- Cell organelles that are enclosed with a membrane. Contain enzymes. Provide a breakdown of various substances and cell structures.
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- Small and hairy organelles on the surface of cells that beat in synchronized motion to create movement. They are located in respiratory tract (are involved in movement of mucus and debris) and female reproductive tract (are involved in movement of eggs).
- A semifluid substance in the cell. Provides metabolism in the cell and interaction between organelles.
- An organelle located only in prokaryotic cells that contains cell’s genetic information.
- A system of cisterns and tubes made of membranes. Contains ribosomes attached to it. Synthesizes proteins as well as provides transformation and transport of proteins.
- Located mostly in plant cells. They are enclosed with a membrane and contain cell sap. They also store nutrients and regulate internal pressure of the cell as well as absorb water into the cell.
- Short and hairy organelles on the surface of cells that help bacteria adhere in host tissue. They also have sensory functions to environmental conditions or chemical signals.
- Plant cell organelles. They are distinguished into three types of plastids: chloroplasts, chromoplasts, and leucoplasts. Chloroplasts convert carbon dioxide and turn it into organic compounds in photosynthesis. Chromoplasts provide color to plant tissues. Leucoplasts are colorless with a function of storing various substances, energy, and nutrients for the plant’s development and reproduction.
- Found in both prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells and help organisms in movement.
- A central organelle enclosed by a double membrane that contains chromatin, nucleolus, and genetic information. It also regulates cell’s activity. Located only in eukaryotic cells and produces components of ribosomes that later enter cytoplasm. Chromatin is a material from which chromosomes are produced.
- Organelles only in plant and fungal cells. They convert stored fats into sugars.
- Located only in eukaryotic cells. Consists of microtubules and protein filaments. Forms the cell and gives the cell its stability as well as provides internal cellular transport.
18 Clues: Found in both prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells and help organisms in movement. • Organelles only in plant and fungal cells. They convert stored fats into sugars. • An organelle located only in prokaryotic cells that contains cell’s genetic information. • A semifluid substance in the cell. Provides metabolism in the cell and interaction between organelles. • ...
Cell Cycle 2026-02-16
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- make an exact copy
- cell death
- damaged or changed DNA
- uncontrolled growth of damaged cells
- four step cell division
- centrioles connect to spindle fibers
- longest stage of cell cycle
- holds two chromatids together
- coiled DNA
- DNA is copied
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- forms in plant telophase
- only found in animal cells
- chromosomes line up across cell
- cell material divides
- nuclear membrane re-establishes
- chromatids pulled apart
- source of spindle fibers
- two new cells
- uncoiled DNA
19 Clues: cell death • coiled DNA • uncoiled DNA • two new cells • DNA is copied • make an exact copy • cell material divides • damaged or changed DNA • chromatids pulled apart • four step cell division • forms in plant telophase • source of spindle fibers • only found in animal cells • longest stage of cell cycle • holds two chromatids together • chromosomes line up across cell • ...
Blood 2014-10-20
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- DNA testing is used for ______ cases, disaster victim identification, and paternity testing
- type of leukemia that develops slowly
- blood has four main components: red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets, and ______
- another word for blood clotting
- a vital element of cancer and organ transplant treatments
- also referred to as "the royal disease"
- collected simultaneously with a platelet donation
- main job of plasma is to ____ blood cells throughout the body
- PT is measured to find a cause for ____ bleeding or bruising
- in HDN, a mother produces antibodies that cross the placenta and destroy the baby's ___ ______ _____
- white blood cells protect the body from ______
- donations made for a specific person with a doctor's prescription
- before 1968, _______ ______ was a common cause of death for newborns
- hemophilia is a bleeding disorder where the blood doesn't ______ normally
- the study of blood
- the _____ the match of antigens, the more likely the organ or tissue transplant will be successful
- checking the antigens can tell if donor tissue is ______ for transplant to another person
- only people who have identical pattern of antigens
- a human antibody to the Rh antigen
- another name for platelets
- haploid gametes and ___ blood cells don't carry identical DNA in the human body
- hemophilia is more common in ______
- Tissue Typing is the name given to the test which identifies someone's _____
- leukemias are named for the type of _______ cell that is affected
- a prothrombin time test can be used to check for ______ problems
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- diseases that cause the body to attack its own cells
- set of antigens
- considered more reliable than many other kinds of crime scene evidence
- done with an apheresis machine which collects red cells and then returns the plasma and platelets to the donor
- leukemia cells don't ______ when they become old or damaged
- about 7-8% of your total body weight is this
- name for DNA
- each of us has several _______ _______ located on the surface of most of our white cells
- regions of DNA that encode and regulate protein synthesis
- another name for white blood cells
- half of each person's antigens are inherited from the mother and the other ____ from the father
- a protein needed for normal blood clotting
- abbreviation for prothrombin time blood test
- a _____ ______ test is a blood test that identifies substances called antigens on the surface of body cells and tissues
- a function of blood is that it _______ oxygen and nutrients to the lungs and tissues
- scientific tests or techniques used in connection with the detection of crime
- type of leukemia that develops quickly
- refers to genetic marker
- another name for red blood cells
- donations for your own use with a doctor's prescription
- refers to white cell
- play a major role in blood clotting
- hemophilia can sometimes be acquired, but is usually ______
- the average life expectancy for a a hemophilic person in the early 1900s
- vitamin needed to make prothrombin and other clotting factors
- in a platelet apheresis, the machine collects the platelets, some plasma, and then the donor's red cells are ____
- the _______ rate for HDN used to be approximately 50%
- DNA is present in nearly every ____ of our bodies
53 Clues: name for DNA • set of antigens • the study of blood • refers to white cell • refers to genetic marker • another name for platelets • another word for blood clotting • another name for red blood cells • another name for white blood cells • a human antibody to the Rh antigen • play a major role in blood clotting • hemophilia is more common in ______ • ...
Mitosis and Meiosis Vocab Review 2025-02-27
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- one of two identical “sister” parts of a duplicated chromosome
- repetitive DNA at the end of a eukaryotic chromosome
- type of bond between atoms in which the electrons are shared
- division of the cytoplasm to form two separate daughter cells
- mass of rapidly dividing cells that can damage surrounding tissue
- Pairs with Guanine
- subunit of which nucleic acids are composed; made up of a 5-carbon sugar, a phosphate group, and a nitrogenous base
- developing stage of a multicellular organism
- region of a chromosome where the two sister chromatids attach
- phase of mitosis/Meiosis in which the chromosomes/chromatids separate and move to opposite ends of the cell
- type of reproduction in which cells from two parents unite to form the first cell of a new organism
- Adenine, Thymine, Cytosine and Guanine are all examples of this
- phase of mitosis/meiosis in which the chromosomes line up across the center of the cell
- structure in an animal cell that helps to organize cell division
- A pairs with T and C pairs with G
- sequence of DNA that codes for a protein and thus determines a trait; factor that is passed from parent to offspring
- phase of mitosis/meiosis in which the distinct individual chromosomes begin to spread out into a tangle of chromatin
- process of reproduction involving a single parent that results in offspring that are genetically identical to the parent
- principle enzyme involved in DNA replication
- series of events in which a cell grows, prepares for division, and divides to form two daughter cells
- part of eukaryotic cell division during which the cell nucleus divides
- the shape of DNA
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- process in which cells become specialized in structure and function
- cells that are able to develop into any type of cell found in the body (including cells that make up the extraembryonic membranes and placenta)
- stage of early development in mammals that consists of a hollow ball of cells
- cell with limited potential to develop into many types of differentiated cells
- threadlike structure within the nucleus that contains genetic information that is passed on from one generation to the next
- disorder in which some of the body's cells lose the ability to control growth
- principle that bonds in DNA can form only between adenine and thymine and between guanine and cytosine
- weak attraction between a hydrogen atom and another atom
- one of a group of external regulatory proteins that stimulate the growth and division of cells
- entire set of genetic information that an organism carries in its DNA
- process of copying DNA prior to cell division
- Pairs with Adenine
- period of the cell cycle between cell divisions in which the cell grows
- first and longest phase of mitosis/meiosis in which the genetic material inside the nucleus condenses and the chromosomes become visible
- cells that are capable of developing into most, but not all, of the body's cell types
- Pairs with Thymine
- the process of programmed cell death
- Pairs with Cytosine
- substance found in eukaryotic chromosomes that consists of DNA tightly coiled around histones
- unspecialized cell that can give rise to one or more types of specialized cells
42 Clues: the shape of DNA • Pairs with Guanine • Pairs with Adenine • Pairs with Thymine • Pairs with Cytosine • A pairs with T and C pairs with G • the process of programmed cell death • developing stage of a multicellular organism • principle enzyme involved in DNA replication • process of copying DNA prior to cell division • repetitive DNA at the end of a eukaryotic chromosome • ...
Cell Crossword 2021-02-22
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- The most basic unit of life.
- Instructor for the cell.
- A botanist that contributed to the cell theory.
- The division of cells.
- Can only be single celled.
- Having a nucleus.
- If you are made of cells, you have ___.
- Instructions for the cell.
- The outer part of an animal cell.
- The organelle that makes proteins.
- The part of a cell containing ribosomes.
- The incinerator of the cell.
- The organelle that produces energy for the cell.
- A physician who contributed to the cell theory.
- The stiff outside of a plant cell.
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- These make plant cells green.
- A physician that made the 3rd part of the cell theory.
- The organelle that produces what the cell needs other than proteins.
- He determined the size of cells.
- The liquid inside the cells.
- The boss of the cell.
- The dumpster of the cell.
- A part of a cell that makes ribosomes.
- He was the one who named the cell.
- It is the factory worker of the cell.
25 Clues: Having a nucleus. • The boss of the cell. • The division of cells. • Instructor for the cell. • The dumpster of the cell. • Can only be single celled. • Instructions for the cell. • The most basic unit of life. • The liquid inside the cells. • The incinerator of the cell. • These make plant cells green. • He determined the size of cells. • The outer part of an animal cell. • ...
inmunity 2021-02-24
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- antibody mother cells duplicated made up by lymphocytes
- an microorganism that cause a diesease
- cells remain circulating in the blood for a long time
- best biology teacher ever
- destroy invading pathogens and any toxic molecules they produce in the inmune system
- has the ability to make one type of antibody
- neutrophils and macrophages
- inmmunoglobulins,a blood protein produced in response to and counteracting a specific antigen
- the invasion of bacteria, viruses, and parasites that are not normally present within the body
- consists of physical, chemical and cellular defenses against pathogens in the inmune system
- white blood cell that surrounds and kills microorganisms
- are caused by pathogens
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- produce antibodies
- works by training the immune system to recognize and combat pathogens,viruses or bacteria
- are activated when they encounter the antigen on a cell
- is a diseases transmited by gens
- white blood cells
- unit of an organism
- an example of an autoimmune disease
- b-lymphocytes & t-lymphocytes
- are chemicals or compounds used to cure, halt, or prevent disease
21 Clues: white blood cells • produce antibodies • unit of an organism • are caused by pathogens • best biology teacher ever • neutrophils and macrophages • b-lymphocytes & t-lymphocytes • is a diseases transmited by gens • an example of an autoimmune disease • an microorganism that cause a diesease • has the ability to make one type of antibody • ...
Cell Division 2021-03-22
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- Molecule of life that has all the genetic information
- Process where the cell prepares to divide
- They are usually called body cells
- The phase after metaphase
- Stage of the interphase where the cell makes any needed repairs
- Kind of cell that has a nucleus
- Replication of DNA
- Nitrogen base that is complemented by thymine
- Cells product of mitosis
- The number of cells produced in Mitosis
- The mother cell divides into two daughter cells
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- They are made up of a phosphate,a sugar and a nitrogen base
- New cell formed by the joint of a sperm and an ovum
- What happens with the chromosomes in the Cell cycle
- Nitrogen base that is complemented by cytosine
- Number of chromosomes in somatic cells of humans
- The division of cytoplasm
- where the Synthesis of DNA occurs
- What occurs with the cell organelles in the first stage of the interphase
- Process when tumors invade other tissues
- The first stage of the Cell Cycle
- The DNA is into this organelle
22 Clues: Replication of DNA • Cells product of mitosis • The division of cytoplasm • The phase after metaphase • The DNA is into this organelle • Kind of cell that has a nucleus • where the Synthesis of DNA occurs • The first stage of the Cell Cycle • They are usually called body cells • The number of cells produced in Mitosis • Process when tumors invade other tissues • ...
Plant Anatomy part 1 + 2 2020-10-04
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- Rotting wood, leads to plant failure
- Dead xylem cells in a tree, becomes heartwood
- Water and mineral transport cells in a plant
- When soil around a plant is hardened and squished
- Relationship between 2 organisms where they both help each other survive
- Plants which their above ground parts die in the winter, roots store energy
- Cutting of xylem and phloem, leads to plant death
- Dead phloem cells in a tree, becomes bark
- Plants which live 3 or more years
- Xylem and phloem factory cells in a plant
- Area where the trunk meets the roots
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- Plants which lose their leaves in the winter
- Plant disease
- Fungi which helps and is helped by plant roots
- Plants which retain their leaves in the winter
- Animals which cause lots of damage to plants
- Sugar transport cells in a plant
- Plants which complete their lifecycle in 2 years
- where 2 branches meet on a tree
- Plants which complete their lifecycle in 1 year
- Absorb water for and anchor plants
21 Clues: Plant disease • where 2 branches meet on a tree • Sugar transport cells in a plant • Plants which live 3 or more years • Absorb water for and anchor plants • Rotting wood, leads to plant failure • Area where the trunk meets the roots • Dead phloem cells in a tree, becomes bark • Xylem and phloem factory cells in a plant • Plants which lose their leaves in the winter • ...
circulatory system 2022-03-31
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- blood cells are required for the clotting process.
- blood vessel that carries blood back to the heart.
- the circulatory system transport this, which helps regulate temperature.
- what do B cells destroy?
- where does the blood flow through?
- valve between the right ventricle and ___ artery.
- the heart____blood.
- They are made when a large cell called a ____fractures into 2000-3000 pieces.
- blood in arteris is bright red because it is ___.
- liquid part of the blood.
- muscular middle layer of the heart.
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- The liquid in the circulatory system.
- Prevent blood loss when injured by promoting____.
- what another name for white blood cells?
- waste gas that is transported in veins from the body to the lungs via the heart
- a region of the body called the ____, between the lungs
- The circulatory system __ nutrients, gases, liquids, and heat around the body.
- A small vessel that connects veins and arteries.
- another name for red blood cells.
- complex protein on red blood cells.
- what does RBCs do not have?
21 Clues: the heart____blood. • what do B cells destroy? • liquid part of the blood. • what does RBCs do not have? • another name for red blood cells. • where does the blood flow through? • complex protein on red blood cells. • muscular middle layer of the heart. • The liquid in the circulatory system. • what another name for white blood cells? • ...
Inner Ear Anatomy 2022-02-10
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- Fluid high in Sodium (Na)between the bony and membranous labyrinth and in the scala vestibuli and tympani
- sensory neurons that carry information to the CNS
- Membrane that divides the scala vestibuli and scala media
- Has about 2 3/4 coils
- Scala space inferior to the scala media
- Support cells for the OHCs
- Cochlear portion of CN VIII
- Group of neuron cell bodies in the modiolus that innervate hair cells
- motor neurons that carry information from the CNS
- Core of temporal bone that runs through the center of the cochlea
- membrane that sits above the Organ of Corti
- membrane that divides the scala media from the scala tympani
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- Fluid high in Potassium (K) within the membranous labyrinth
- System responsible for balance
- Openings in the osseous spiral lamina
- hair cell organelles that repsond to fluid motion
- Scala space filled with endolymph
- Scala space superior to the scala media
- houses hair cells
- Hair cells of which humans have about 3,500
- Hair cells that come in rows of 3
21 Clues: houses hair cells • Has about 2 3/4 coils • Support cells for the OHCs • Cochlear portion of CN VIII • System responsible for balance • Scala space filled with endolymph • Hair cells that come in rows of 3 • Openings in the osseous spiral lamina • Scala space inferior to the scala media • Scala space superior to the scala media • Hair cells of which humans have about 3,500 • ...
BIOL 113 Chapter 11 Crossword 2013-11-08
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- Red Blood Cells
- Condition of low iron levels in the blood
- Blood Cells primarily involved with the immune response of the body
- The liquid portion of blood
- Hormone that stimulates red blood cell creation
- Blood cells involved with hemostasis
- The most prominent white blood cell
- The body’s first response to a damaged blood vessel
- One of the principal functions of blood
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- White blood cell responsible for specific immunity
- A clot that is floating through the circulation
- The process of limiting blood loss when a vessel has been damaged
- An embolus that gets lodged in a blood vessel
- Type A blood is classified as such because it has the A version of this on the red blood cells
- If there is a mismatch in blood types, this will occur
- The second step of the hemostasis process
- A clot that forms in an undamaged vessel
- The process of creating new blood cells
- Principle transporter of oxygen in the blood
- Disorder where an individual lacks sufficient clotting factors
20 Clues: Red Blood Cells • The liquid portion of blood • The most prominent white blood cell • Blood cells involved with hemostasis • The process of creating new blood cells • One of the principal functions of blood • A clot that forms in an undamaged vessel • Condition of low iron levels in the blood • The second step of the hemostasis process • ...
Immune System 2023-03-09
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- Virus infected cells secrete in protein
- Common cold diseases
- are also called Vaccinations
- person who spreads germs while remaining well
- Uncontrolled cell division that can be caused by environmental factors or changes in enzymes production in the cell cycle
- long-living cells that are exposed to the antigen during the primary immune response
- When a disease has an outbreak worldwide.
- B lymphatic
- A disease that is caused by a pathogens passed from one organism to another
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- Large, nucleated blood cells that play a major role in protecting the body from foreign substances and microorganisms
- Cause of infectious diseases
- Studies disease and patterns to help prevent and control the spread of diseases
- a prescription drug
- Source of pathogens in the environment
- types of white blood cells that are produced in red bone marrow
- Not active
- When a disease has a large outbreak in an area
- proteins produced by B lymphocytes that specifically react with a foreign antigen
- unicellular,phototropic,animals-like protist
- Environment antigens
- warty excrescence
21 Clues: Not active • B lymphatic • warty excrescence • a prescription drug • Common cold diseases • Environment antigens • Cause of infectious diseases • are also called Vaccinations • Source of pathogens in the environment • Virus infected cells secrete in protein • When a disease has an outbreak worldwide. • unicellular,phototropic,animals-like protist • ...
Cell Division Crossword Puzzle 2024-03-18
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- Structure formed during meiosis consisting of two homologous chromosomes each with two sister chromatids.
- Initial phase of mitosis where chromosomes condense.
- First phase of meiosis involving crossing over.
- Period of the cell cycle where the cell prepares for division.
- Structures that help separate chromosomes during cell division.
- Exchange of genetic material between homologous chromosomes during meiosis.
- First gap phase of interphase where cells grow and prepare for DNA replication.
- Phase of mitosis where sister chromatids are pulled apart.
- DNA and proteins that make up chromosomes.
- Final phase of mitosis, chromosomes decondense into chromatin.
- Haploid reproductive cells formed during meiosis.
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- Cells containing two sets of chromosomes.
- Chromosomes that are similar in size, shape, and genetic content.
- Division of the cytoplasm following mitosis or meiosis.
- Phase of mitosis where chromosomes align at the cell’s equator.
- Cell division process producing haploid cells.
- Region of a chromosome where sister chromatids are attached.
- Cells containing one set of chromosomes.
- Chromatids Two identical copies of a chromosome connected at the centromere.
- Pairing of homologous chromosomes during meiosis.
20 Clues: Cells containing one set of chromosomes. • Cells containing two sets of chromosomes. • DNA and proteins that make up chromosomes. • Cell division process producing haploid cells. • First phase of meiosis involving crossing over. • Pairing of homologous chromosomes during meiosis. • Haploid reproductive cells formed during meiosis. • ...
Blood & Immunity 2023-01-24
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- Causes RBCs to be abnormally shaped; ____ cell disease
- Threads of ____ trap blood cells and plasma to form a clot
- The ratio of the volume of RBCs to the total blood volume
- Complete Blood Count
- The shape of an RBC
- The stopping of the flow of blood
- Systolic/Diastolic; the average is 120/80
- Blood disorder when the blood does not clot
- Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome
- Lack of healthy RBCs and hemoglobin
- Where new blood cells are created
- A type of white blood cell that surrounds and kills microorganisms
- The transfer of blood into another person's circulation
- Red blood cells
- Ven/o
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- Based on genetic makeup
- Platelets
- Mass of coagulated liquid/blood
- Protection against disease
- Iron containing pigment found in RBCs
- A, B, AB, O
- White blood cells
- The study of blood
- Blood cancer
- Acquired during life (not born with)
- ____ is 90% water
- ____ carries oxygen and nutrients to the body's cells
- Carry blood away from the heart
- sider/o
- Fights any invading germs in the blood
30 Clues: Ven/o • sider/o • Platelets • A, B, AB, O • Blood cancer • Red blood cells • White blood cells • ____ is 90% water • The study of blood • The shape of an RBC • Complete Blood Count • Based on genetic makeup • Protection against disease • Mass of coagulated liquid/blood • Carry blood away from the heart • The stopping of the flow of blood • Where new blood cells are created • ...
Blood & Immunity 2023-01-25
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- Ven/o
- Where new blood cells are created
- Iron containing pigment found in RBCs
- The study of blood
- Systolic/Diastolic; the average is 120/80
- Mass of coagulated liquid/blood
- Causes RBCs to be abnormally shaped; ____ cell disease
- Complete Blood Count
- Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome
- Carry blood away from the heart
- The stopping of the flow of blood
- Platelets
- White blood cells
- A type of white blood cell that surrounds and kills microorganisms
- Blood disorder when the blood does not clot
- A, B, AB, O
- sider/o
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- Based on genetic makeup
- Red blood cells
- The ratio of the volume of RBCs to the total blood volume
- Acquired during life (not born with)
- The transfer of blood into another person's circulation
- ____ is 90% water
- Blood cancer
- Protection against disease
- The shape of an RBC
- Lack of healthy RBCs and hemoglobin
- Fights any invading germs in the blood
- Threads of ____ trap blood cells and plasma to form a clot
- ____ carries oxygen and nutrients to the body's cells
30 Clues: Ven/o • sider/o • Platelets • A, B, AB, O • Blood cancer • Red blood cells • ____ is 90% water • White blood cells • The study of blood • The shape of an RBC • Complete Blood Count • Based on genetic makeup • Protection against disease • Mass of coagulated liquid/blood • Carry blood away from the heart • Where new blood cells are created • The stopping of the flow of blood • ...
Blood and Lymphatic System 2022-12-15
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- lower than normal number of granulocytes (type of leukocyte)
- inherited blood disorder
- blood protein produced in response to an antigen
- surgical operation removing the spleen
- abnormal bone marrow cells
- malignant cells forming in the thymus
- large phagocytic cells found in the stationary form in the tissues or as mobile leukocytes at the site of infection
- cancer of blood-forming tissues giving the body a hard time fighting infection
- prevention or treatment of disease with a substance that stimulates an immune response
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- red blood cells have less color than normal
- test to measure immunoglobulin in the blood
- a foreign substance inducing an immune response
- a mass of enlarged lymphatic tissue between back of nose and throat
- a substance to stimulate immunity to a particular infectious disease or pathogen
- disease affecting the lymph nodes
- glycoproteins produced by leukocytes for regulating immune response
- an overactive spleen
- term for cancer that starts in the lymph system
- presence of red blood cells of varying sizes
- an immune response by the body to a substance
20 Clues: an overactive spleen • inherited blood disorder • abnormal bone marrow cells • disease affecting the lymph nodes • malignant cells forming in the thymus • surgical operation removing the spleen • red blood cells have less color than normal • test to measure immunoglobulin in the blood • presence of red blood cells of varying sizes • ...
Science 9 Weeks Review 2023-09-28
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- the jellylike fluid in the cell
- occurs when two or more individuals or populations try to use the same resource
- eat both plants and animals
- an organism that is hunted
- are the basic unit of life.
- a change that takes place when an organism or species becomes better suited for its environment
- a relationship where one organisms benefits and the other is unaffected
- directs the cells activities
- stores nutrients, water and waste in the cell
- the study of the relationship between living things
- a relationship where one organisms benefits and the other is harmed
- eats only plants
- the powerhouse of the cell
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- a relationship where both organisms benefit
- an organism that hunts and eats other organisms
- carries out photosynthesis in plant cells
- two or more tissues working together
- Are groups of cells that work together
- living thing performing life processes
- made up of one or more cells
- made up of only one cell
- nonliving factors in the environment
- an organism that breaks down dead organisms
- living factors in the environment
- eats only meat
25 Clues: eats only meat • eats only plants • made up of only one cell • an organism that is hunted • the powerhouse of the cell • eat both plants and animals • are the basic unit of life. • made up of one or more cells • directs the cells activities • the jellylike fluid in the cell • living factors in the environment • two or more tissues working together • ...
Science Review 2025-02-04
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- made up of only one cell
- cells that don't have a nucleus
- similar cells grouped together form
- this system sends and receives messages from the brain
- the process that results in a species no longer existing
- arrangement of things in the order that they occurred
- this system allows you to breath in oxygen and out carbon dioxide
- multiple tissues grouped together form
- this system removes liquid waste
- multiple organs grouped together form organ
- describes the variety of different species of organisms
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- cells that do have a nucleus and are more complex
- structures in cells that carry out specific functions
- preserved remains of organisms, or imprints, that show what long-dead organisms looked like and how they lived
- this system moves blood throughout the body
- this system breaks down food and provides nutrients to the body
- this system provides supports and helps protect your body
- this system helps to move your body
- made up of more than one cell
- any living thing
- fossils are found in this layer of rock
- basic building blocks of life
22 Clues: any living thing • made up of only one cell • made up of more than one cell • basic building blocks of life • cells that don't have a nucleus • this system removes liquid waste • this system helps to move your body • similar cells grouped together form • multiple tissues grouped together form • fossils are found in this layer of rock • ...
cell transport and levels of organization and unicellular and multicellular 2024-10-03
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- what is the call of a substance moving from areas to low to high concentration?
- what passive transport as doorways?
- What passive transport goes through cell membrane easily?
- What are two or more tissues called?
- What if life span short is called?
- what Endocytosis type that involves bringing fluids?
- It uses specific sites on cell membrane in cells?
- what is the energy source?
- What one uses energy?
- What is group organ system called?
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- what if life span long, what is called?
- What is the call of it using pseudopods to bring into the cell?
- what passive transport diffusion water?
- What is a group organ called?
- went substance is the same to in and out of cells?
- the basic unit of living?
- what concentration goes form out of cells into cells?
- what is the call of it use sacs are formed within the golgi body?
- What one doesn't use energy?
- What is one then as three types?
- what is a group of cell is called?
21 Clues: What one uses energy? • the basic unit of living? • what is the energy source? • What one doesn't use energy? • What is a group organ called? • What is one then as three types? • What if life span short is called? • what is a group of cell is called? • What is group organ system called? • what passive transport as doorways? • What are two or more tissues called? • ...
The Immune Systeam 2024-11-06
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- Vector living organisms that spread diseases like animals.
- diseases that are spread through unprotected sexual activities
- the immune system will respond by making a special protein
- blood cells protect the body from infection and fight infections
- Create white blood cells called T-Cells
- creates and protect good bacteria
- traps pathogens
- System bodies defense against germs
- Tiny little germs that require a host to multiply
- nodes Filter out germs that enter our lymphatic fluid through our blood
- allergic reaction is overly strong and can cause the person discomfort
- Immunity antibodies that were produced in another organism are injected into your body to help fight certain diseases.
- heating up liquids so that most bacteria in the liquid die before it is sold
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- Disease diseases are diseases that are NOT be spread from person to person.
- assist in clearance of infectious agents
- responds to allergens
- Disease highly contagious and can be spread from person to person
- Immunity When the body detects an illness or disease
- a chemical that destroys cancer cells.
- Given usually as a shot
- recycles old blood cells
21 Clues: traps pathogens • responds to allergens • Given usually as a shot • recycles old blood cells • creates and protect good bacteria • System bodies defense against germs • a chemical that destroys cancer cells. • Create white blood cells called T-Cells • assist in clearance of infectious agents • Tiny little germs that require a host to multiply • ...
plant ce 2025-05-14
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- / Makes ribosomes inside the nucleus.
- / Packages and ships proteins and other materials.
- / Channels that connect plant cells.
- / Converts sunlight into energy in plant cells.
- / Cell with no nucleus.
- / Stores food or pigments in plant cells.
- / Gel-like fluid inside the cell where organelles are found.
- / Small structure that makes proteins.
- / Large storage sac in plant cells.
- / Gives cell shape and supports movement.
- / Describes organelles with their own membrane.
- / Breaks down harmful substances like hydrogen peroxide.
- / Carries genetic information.
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- / ER type with ribosomes attached.
- / Network that transports materials within the cell.
- / Specialized structure within a cell.
- / Cell with a true nucleus.
- / Outer layer that controls what enters and exits the cell.
- / Rigid outer layer in plant cells (bonus if you'd like to add this one).
- / ER type without ribosomes; helps make lipids.
- / Breaks down waste and cellular debris.
- / Surrounds and protects the nucleus.
- / Produces energy; known as the powerhouse of the cell.
- / Storage area for water, food, and waste.
- / Controls the cell and contains DNA.
25 Clues: / Cell with no nucleus. • / Cell with a true nucleus. • / Carries genetic information. • / ER type with ribosomes attached. • / Large storage sac in plant cells. • / Channels that connect plant cells. • / Makes ribosomes inside the nucleus. • / Surrounds and protects the nucleus. • / Controls the cell and contains DNA. • / Specialized structure within a cell. • ...
Cardiovascular System 2026-03-24
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- Carbon Dioxide is a ___________product exhaled by the lungs
- The largest muscle in the body
- means something that is going round and round
- The bottom chambers of the heart (left & right)
- Your heart pumps this gas to your body cells
- Blood is the _________ that travels throughout the body
- White blood cells fight _____________
- This blood component aids in the clotting of blood
- extremely small blood vessels that allow gas exchange
- Blood transports nutrients from _______________
- This organ takes in Oxygen and gets rid of Carbon Dioxide
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- Veins transport ______________blood from body cells back to the heart
- This blood component fights infections
- dioxide Your heart pumps blood to get rid of what waste product
- This blood component transports Oxygen from the lungs to body cells
- the top chamber of the heart (left and right)
- Arteries transport ____________blood from the heart throughout the body
- The building blocks of life
- The heart is about the size of your ____________
- This part of the blood transports nutrients and wastes
- The heart pumps blood through tubes called
21 Clues: The building blocks of life • The largest muscle in the body • White blood cells fight _____________ • This blood component fights infections • The heart pumps blood through tubes called • Your heart pumps this gas to your body cells • means something that is going round and round • the top chamber of the heart (left and right) • ...
🩸 BLOOD TRANSFUSION QUIZ 2025-10-31
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- : National agency responsible for blood collection and supply in Malaysia
- : Blood group with no antibodies in plasma
- : Maximum time limit for transfusing one unit of blood in hours
- : Minimum weight required for a blood donor in kilograms
- : Frozen blood product used for factor VIII replacement
- : Universal donor blood group for red cells
- : Cells involved in clot formation
- : Safe O blood is group O RhD positive packed cells used for emergency transfusions
- : Red pigment in red blood cells that carries oxygen
- : Minimum age to donate blood in Malaysia in years
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- : Test done to match donor and recipient
- : Universal plasma donor blood group
- : Most important blood group system in transfusion practice
- : Shelf life of red blood cells stored in CPDA-1 in days
- : Main purpose of crossmatch test is to prevent what reaction
- : Interval between whole blood donations in weeks
- : Guideline for elective surgery to eliminate unnecessary crossmatch and improve blood usage efficiency
- : Blood component rich in clotting factors
- : Check ID before transfusion saves what
- : Once thawed FFP must not be what
20 Clues: : Cells involved in clot formation • : Once thawed FFP must not be what • : Universal plasma donor blood group • : Test done to match donor and recipient • : Check ID before transfusion saves what • : Blood group with no antibodies in plasma • : Blood component rich in clotting factors • : Universal donor blood group for red cells • ...
The Circulatory System (Robyn) 2025-11-17
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- The toxic gas leaving your body after you breath out.
- The color that is used to represent oxygen-rich blood.
- They deliver oxygen and collect waste in the body.
- Pumps blood throughout your body.
- Pumps blood out of the heart.
- The organ system that contains the heart.
- Transported by red blood cells and stored in the lungs.
- The thing that makes red blood cells (it is watery).
- The amount of times your heart beats per minute.
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- The arteries divide to become smaller and smaller tubes called ....
- Helps you breath and give oxygen to red blood cells.
- What makes up organs and other things in the body.
- Makes up all living things.
- Patrol the body and help fight viruses.
- Receives blood.
- ______ between the chambers keep blood from going the wrong way.
- Oxygen rich blood that is pumped away from the heart.
- Helps to transport blood.
- The heart pumps the oxygen-rich blood through the main artery, which is the answer to this question.
- A stream of red blood cells.
20 Clues: Receives blood. • Helps to transport blood. • Makes up all living things. • A stream of red blood cells. • Pumps blood out of the heart. • Pumps blood throughout your body. • Patrol the body and help fight viruses. • The organ system that contains the heart. • The amount of times your heart beats per minute. • What makes up organs and other things in the body. • ...
mitosis 2026-01-12
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- – The final stage of cell cycle where cytoplasm divides into two identical cells
- – the phase when the cell is replicating its DNA.
- – The process which cell divides into two genetically identical daughter cells.
- – The part that holds chromatids together.
- – A DNA structure that carries information.
- – When chromatids move to opposite sides.
- – The process where one parent cell divides into two or more.
- – Making offspring with two parents.
- – When chromosomes line up in the middle of the cell.
- – One half of a copied chromosome.
- – The middle line where chromosomes line up.
- – When nuclear membrane forms around two sets of chromosomes
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- – Making offspring with one parent.
- – The new cells made after division.
- – it’s the resting phase but cells are actually growing, replicating and preparing forcell division.
- – When chromosomes become visible.
- – The process of three stages where cells grow and divide.
- – the phase when the cell prepares to divide.
- – the phase when the cell grows.
- – Loose DNA inside the nucleus.
- – A picture showing all the chromosomes in a cell.
21 Clues: – Loose DNA inside the nucleus. • – the phase when the cell grows. • – When chromosomes become visible. • – One half of a copied chromosome. • – Making offspring with one parent. • – The new cells made after division. • – Making offspring with two parents. • – When chromatids move to opposite sides. • – The part that holds chromatids together. • ...
Crossword vocab 2023-10-26
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- fatty substance
- blood
- Slow
- slows coagulation and prevents new clots from forming
- white blood cells
- heart
- fast
- inflammation of the vein
- blood vessel
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- aorta
- the cancer of white blood cells
- artery
- slow heart rate (less than 60 bpm)
- clot
- growth
- inflammation of the inner lining of the heart
- surgical repair of a blood vessel
- An iron-containing protein in red blood cells
- vein
- the sudden blockage of a blood vessel by an embolus
20 Clues: Slow • clot • vein • fast • aorta • blood • heart • artery • growth • blood vessel • fatty substance • white blood cells • inflammation of the vein • the cancer of white blood cells • surgical repair of a blood vessel • slow heart rate (less than 60 bpm) • inflammation of the inner lining of the heart • An iron-containing protein in red blood cells • the sudden blockage of a blood vessel by an embolus • ...
Crossword vocab 2023-10-26
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- fatty substance
- blood
- Slow
- slows coagulation and prevents new clots from forming
- white blood cells
- heart
- fast
- inflammation of the vein
- blood vessel
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- aorta
- the cancer of white blood cells
- artery
- slow heart rate (less than 60 bpm)
- clot
- growth
- inflammation of the inner lining of the heart
- surgical repair of a blood vessel
- An iron-containing protein in red blood cells
- vein
- the sudden blockage of a blood vessel by an embolus
20 Clues: Slow • clot • vein • fast • aorta • blood • heart • artery • growth • blood vessel • fatty substance • white blood cells • inflammation of the vein • the cancer of white blood cells • surgical repair of a blood vessel • slow heart rate (less than 60 bpm) • inflammation of the inner lining of the heart • An iron-containing protein in red blood cells • the sudden blockage of a blood vessel by an embolus • ...
Crossword vocab 2023-10-26
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- inflammation of the inner lining of the heart
- fast
- the cancer of white blood cells
- slow heart rate (less than 60 bpm)
- An iron-containing protein in red blood cells
- the sudden blockage of a blood vessel by an embolus
- clot
- surgical repair of a blood vessel
- white blood cells
- fatty substance
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- blood
- artery
- Slow
- blood vessel
- slows coagulation and prevents new clots from forming
- vein
- growth
- inflammation of the vein
- heart
- aorta
20 Clues: Slow • fast • vein • clot • blood • heart • aorta • artery • growth • blood vessel • fatty substance • white blood cells • inflammation of the vein • the cancer of white blood cells • surgical repair of a blood vessel • slow heart rate (less than 60 bpm) • inflammation of the inner lining of the heart • An iron-containing protein in red blood cells • the sudden blockage of a blood vessel by an embolus • ...
Muscle vocab 2023-12-01
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- membrane around fascicles
- thick filament
- thin filament
- where think and thin filaments overlap
- powerhouse of the cell
- membrane around muscle cell
- membrane around the whole muscle
- cells that contract in a wave like motion
- muscle disorders
- functional unit in muscle cells
- boundary between sarcomeres
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- not under conscious control
- a muscle cell
- plasma membrane of muscle cells
- excessive stretching of muscle
- under conscious control
- contain a lot of mitochondria
- attach muscle to bone
- smaller fibers in a muscle fiber
- bundle of muscle fiber
20 Clues: a muscle cell • thin filament • thick filament • muscle disorders • attach muscle to bone • powerhouse of the cell • bundle of muscle fiber • under conscious control • membrane around fascicles • not under conscious control • membrane around muscle cell • boundary between sarcomeres • contain a lot of mitochondria • excessive stretching of muscle • plasma membrane of muscle cells • ...
Ethan ruqaya Teja call 2024-03-22
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- regulates what comes in and out of the cell
- contains the genetic information
- Modifies protein
- a group of cells
- made up of tissues
- Single celled organism
- DNA in the cell
- ER
- Store water in plant
- All living things are inside of this
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- Make up of organ systems
- Hard cell wall
- The most basic unit of life
- DNA floating around in the cell
- turns sunlight into glocoste
- made up of organs
- Powerhouse of the cell
- DNA
- Discovered cells
- Etymology is cell stuff
20 Clues: ER • DNA • Hard cell wall • DNA in the cell • Modifies protein • a group of cells • Discovered cells • made up of organs • made up of tissues • Store water in plant • Powerhouse of the cell • Single celled organism • Etymology is cell stuff • Make up of organ systems • The most basic unit of life • turns sunlight into glocoste • DNA floating around in the cell • contains the genetic information • ...
Immunology 2023-01-11
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- Pentameric Ig
- T-cell development
- Numerous and phagocytic
- Anti-inflammatory interleukin
- Deletion in chromosomal region 22q11
- Ringed arrangement in the pharynx
- Destroys parasites
- Precursor of eicosanoids
- Lost in XLA
- CD Marker for T-cells
- Hypersensitivity type for contact dermatitis
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- Anti-folate
- Released by mast cells
- Linear decoration of glomerular capillaries
- For initial low-affinity adhesion
- Limited cutaneous form of systemic sclerosis
- Lost anchor in PNH
- Interleukin for T-cell growth
- Mucosal Ig
- CD Marker for cytotoxic T-cells
- Pain
21 Clues: Pain • Mucosal Ig • Anti-folate • Lost in XLA • Pentameric Ig • T-cell development • Lost anchor in PNH • Destroys parasites • CD Marker for T-cells • Released by mast cells • Numerous and phagocytic • Precursor of eicosanoids • Anti-inflammatory interleukin • Interleukin for T-cell growth • CD Marker for cytotoxic T-cells • For initial low-affinity adhesion • Ringed arrangement in the pharynx • ...
Animal Tissues 2025-11-10
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- – Tall, pillar-like cells
- – Having many nuclei
- – Secreting type of epithelium
- – Muscle of the heart
- – Tissue that joins or supports
- – Covering tissue of body organs
- – Fat-storing tissue
- – Skeletal or voluntary muscle
- – Liquid part of blood
- – Connects bone to bone
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- – Hard supporting tissue
- – Epithelium with hair-like projections
- – Cube-shaped epithelial cells
- – Layer below epithelium
- – Involuntary, non-striated muscle
- – Fills space between organs
- – Soft tissue in nose and ear
- – Tissue causing body movement
- – Flat, thin epithelial cells
- – Connects muscle to bone
20 Clues: – Having many nuclei • – Fat-storing tissue • – Muscle of the heart • – Liquid part of blood • – Connects bone to bone • – Hard supporting tissue • – Layer below epithelium • – Tall, pillar-like cells • – Connects muscle to bone • – Fills space between organs • – Soft tissue in nose and ear • – Flat, thin epithelial cells • – Cube-shaped epithelial cells • – Secreting type of epithelium • ...
Medsurg nursing 2022-11-21
50 Clues: 4 • 7 • 9 • 5 • 3 • 1 • 2 • 8 • 6 • 10 • 13 • 12 • 30 • 50 • 22 • 38 • 28 • 11 • 40 • 44 • 35 • 31 • 29 • 45 • 20 • 14 • 21 • 18 • 17 • 24 • 16 • 43 • 49 • 42 • 37 • 47 • 19 • 46 • 32 • 25 • 36 • 48 • 26 • 23 • 33 • 39 • 34 • 41 • 27 • 15
Exam 3 Review - Immunology 2021-10-05
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- killer t cells, kill virus-infected or cancer cells
- the term given to explain that multiple cytokines exert the same effect
- the toll like receptor that recognizes peptidoglycan in bacterial cell walls, especially in gram positives
- person is vaccinated and has to make their own antibodies but is never truly infected with that disease
- helper T cells, help other effector cells
- smaller, specific peptides/molecules; activate the adaptive response
- release granules that induce inflammation, aid in wound healing
- immunity where a person gets infected and has to make their own antibodies
- acidic pH, lysozymes, plasma proteins, lactoferrin, and antimicrobial peptides are all examples of what type of barrier
- the toll like receptor that recognizes intracellular viral RNA, also recognized by TLR7 and TLR8
- can phagocytose materials, release toxic granules to kill helminths
- most abundant leukocyte, first responder, phagocytoses pathogens
- the toll like receptor that recognizes lipopolysaccharide
- phagocytosis, critical communicator with the adaptive system
- autosomal recessive mutation with a severe defect in a lysosomal trafficking gene; produces large, non-functional granules; poor phagocytosis and killing of pathogens
- cells eliminate the pathogen directly
- skin, mucus layer, cilia, and normal flora are all examples of what type of barrier
- the arm of the immune system that is more specific and evolved
- person is injected with pure antibodies as a treatment
- large, general molecules recognized by the innate response
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- rare autosomal recessive disorder where neutrophils can't attach to or engage other cells
- small molecules that regulate chemotaxis
- promotes inflammation, activation of T cells
- regulate proliferation and differentiation of leukocyte precursors
- the pathway where low levels of C3b are naturally circulating in blood, and can bind to pathogens and cells; C3b forms alternative C3 convertase and activates more C3 via positive feedback
- caused by mutations that affect granulocyte hematopoiesis and cell maturation, resulting in low neutrophil numbers in the blood
- antibody-mediated, generated by B cells
- disease can be caused by x-linked or autosomal recessive mutations, mutations in phagocyte NADPH oxidase genes, patient is not able to form a respiratory burst and have granuloma formation that protects the microbe
- can kill virus-infected or cancer cells by inducing apoptosis
- immunity where antibodies are directly transferred to a person (i.e. placenta or breast milk transfer)
- a short, specific amino acid (or other molecular) sequence from an antigen
- the toll like receptor that recognizes unmethylated CpG DNA motifs
- small, soluble proteins secreted by cells to communicate to nearby cells
- labeling pathogens with proteins to mark them for destruction
- type of immunodeficiency where genetic mutations affect the immune system; present at birth and may be life threatening
- phagocytose foreign materials, talks to adaptive system
- the toll like receptor that recognizes flagellin
- the term given to explain that each cytokine has multiple functions
- the pathway where antibodies recognize and bind the bacterial cell surface and activate C3
- the arm of the immune system that is always on and responds to infections immediately
- phagocytes ingest and destroy microbes
- anti-viral signals; regulate innate immune components and cells
- type of immunodeficiency that develops later in life (i.e. drugs, infection, diseases)
- the pathway where the serum protein mannose-binding lectin can bind sugars on pathogens, MBL associated proteases then cleave and activate C2 and C4, thus activating C3
44 Clues: cells eliminate the pathogen directly • phagocytes ingest and destroy microbes • antibody-mediated, generated by B cells • small molecules that regulate chemotaxis • helper T cells, help other effector cells • promotes inflammation, activation of T cells • the toll like receptor that recognizes flagellin • killer t cells, kill virus-infected or cancer cells • ...
Cardiovascular System: Blood 2018-04-02
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- remove hemoglobin molecules, iron, and cell fragments from the RBCs
- specialist in blood formation and function
- an orange-yellow pigment
- immature red blood cells that are actively synthesizing hemoglobin
- the most abundant blood cells
- are nearly twice the size of a typical erythrocyte
- fresh blood is collected from a superficial vein, such as the median cubital vein on the anterior surface of the elbow
- white blood cells
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- small, membrane-bound cell fragments that contain enzymes and other substances important to clotting
- red blood cell formation
- the low oxygen level in tissues
- contain abundant stained “granules”
- few if any stained granules are apparent
- a cancer of blood forming tissues
- an organic compound with a green color
- blood the combination of plasma and the formed elements together
- WBCs can enter surrounding tissue by squeezing between adjacent epithelial cells in the capillary wall
- nucleated cells in nonmammalian vertebrates
- the percentage of whole blood volume contributed by formed elements
- have numerous granules that stain darkly with basic dyes
20 Clues: white blood cells • red blood cell formation • an orange-yellow pigment • the most abundant blood cells • the low oxygen level in tissues • a cancer of blood forming tissues • contain abundant stained “granules” • an organic compound with a green color • few if any stained granules are apparent • specialist in blood formation and function • ...
CIRCULATORY SYSTEM 2014-03-11
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- Yellow liquid, present in blood , carries Co2
- These atoms join to form protein molecules
- Top hemisphere of Heart
- Bottom hemisphere of the Heart
- C6H12O6 + O2 -----> Co2 + H2O
- The process of nutrients being transported throughout the body
- Another name for circulatory system
- This disease in the coronary vessels of the heart
- Vessels that provide the heart's muscles with blood
- Common, broken down Carbohydrate
- Fragments of Cells
- Vessels that take blood away from heart
- The word used to describe the force of flowing blood
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- Disease caused by the raised patch of calcium over fats in blood vessels
- Thinnest Blood Vessels
- Lactic acid produced as result of this process
- Muscle that pumps blood
- Type of fat or organic molecule
- Vessels that bring blood to the heart
- Largest Blood Vessel in the human body
- System in which nutrients and waste products get transported through blood
- Red pigment present in blood
- Cells Ratio of these cells to red blood cells - 1:500
- Unique Vessel that brings blood to the heart
- Cells Biconcave Discs
25 Clues: Fragments of Cells • Thinnest Blood Vessels • Cells Biconcave Discs • Muscle that pumps blood • Top hemisphere of Heart • Red pigment present in blood • C6H12O6 + O2 -----> Co2 + H2O • Bottom hemisphere of the Heart • Type of fat or organic molecule • Common, broken down Carbohydrate • Another name for circulatory system • Vessels that bring blood to the heart • ...
CIRCULATORY SYSTEM 2014-03-11
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- Largest Blood Vessel in the human body
- Bottom hemisphere of the Heart
- Fragments of Cells
- System in which nutrients and waste products get transported through blood
- Vessels that bring blood to the heart
- Lactic acid produced as result of this process
- Common, broken down Carbohydrate
- Unique Vessel that brings blood to the heart
- Yellow liquid, present in blood , carries Co2
- ____________ cells are in the ratio of these cells to red blood cells - 1:500
- Disease caused by the raised patch of calcium over fats in blood vessels
- These atoms join to form protein molecules
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- This disease in the coronary vessels of the heart
- The word used to describe the force of flowing blood
- Vessels that provide the heart's muscles with blood
- Another name for circulatory system
- ______ cells which are biconcave Discs
- Vessels that take blood away from heart
- Red pigment present in blood
- Type of fat or organic molecule
- The process of nutrients being transported throughout the body
- Thinnest Blood Vessels
- C6H12O6 + O2 -----> Co2 + H2O
- Top hemisphere of Heart
- Muscle that pumps blood
25 Clues: Fragments of Cells • Thinnest Blood Vessels • Top hemisphere of Heart • Muscle that pumps blood • Red pigment present in blood • C6H12O6 + O2 -----> Co2 + H2O • Bottom hemisphere of the Heart • Type of fat or organic molecule • Common, broken down Carbohydrate • Another name for circulatory system • Vessels that bring blood to the heart • Largest Blood Vessel in the human body • ...
Blood & Immunity 2023-01-25
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- Causes RBCs to be abnormally shaped; ____ cell disease
- Threads of ____ trap blood cells and plasma to form a clot
- The ratio of the volume of RBCs to the total blood volume
- Complete Blood Count
- The shape of an RBC
- The stopping of the flow of blood
- Systolic/Diastolic; the average is 120/80
- Blood disorder when the blood does not clot
- Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome
- Lack of healthy RBCs and hemoglobin
- Where new blood cells are created
- A type of white blood cell that surrounds and kills microorganisms
- The transfer of blood into another person's circulation
- Red blood cells
- Ven/o
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- Based on genetic makeup
- Platelets
- Mass of coagulated liquid/blood
- Protection against disease
- Iron containing pigment found in RBCs
- A, B, AB, O
- White blood cells
- The study of blood
- Blood cancer
- Acquired during life (not born with)
- ____ is 90% water
- ____ carries oxygen and nutrients to the body's cells
- Carry blood away from the heart
- sider/o
- Fights any invading germs in the blood
30 Clues: Ven/o • sider/o • Platelets • A, B, AB, O • Blood cancer • Red blood cells • White blood cells • ____ is 90% water • The study of blood • The shape of an RBC • Complete Blood Count • Based on genetic makeup • Protection against disease • Mass of coagulated liquid/blood • Carry blood away from the heart • The stopping of the flow of blood • Where new blood cells are created • ...
Anatomy 2020-09-29
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- the bone nicknamed "spongy bone"
- the parts of the skeleton including the head, spine and ribs
- holds muscle to bone
- the shoulder blade
- the glands that have secretions made up of disintegrated cells
- cells that make cartilage
- the glands that secrete without losing cellular material
- the jaw bone
- the collar bone
- the thin layer of connective tissue and osteoprogenitor cells
- the bones of the wrists
- cells that produce mucus
- the glands that send substances out through ducts
- bone that divides the nostrils inside the nose
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- the parts of the skeleton containing the limbs
- the cartilage found attaching the ribs to the sternum
- holds bone to bone
- the bones of the fingers and toes
- the glands that secrete cytoplasm in their secretions
- spindle shaped cells that form connective tissue proper
- the cartilage found between vertebrae
- the glands that send hormones into the bloodstream
- the bone nicknamed the tail bone
- the cartilage that is found in the ears
- bone formation
- knee cap
- the bones of the ankle
- lacking blood vessels
28 Clues: knee cap • the jaw bone • bone formation • the collar bone • holds bone to bone • the shoulder blade • holds muscle to bone • lacking blood vessels • the bones of the ankle • the bones of the wrists • cells that produce mucus • cells that make cartilage • the bone nicknamed the tail bone • the bone nicknamed "spongy bone" • the bones of the fingers and toes • ...
immunity 2021-02-24
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- are activated when they encounter the antigen on a cell
- inmmunoglobulins,a blood protein produced in response to and counteracting a specific antigen
- destroy invading pathogens and any toxic molecules they produce in the inmune system
- are caused by pathogens
- the invasion of bacteria, viruses, and parasites that are not normally present within the body
- are chemicals or compounds used to cure, halt, or prevent disease
- cells remain circulating in the blood for a long time
- antibody mother cells duplicated made up by lymphocytes
- has the ability to make one type of antibody
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- neutrophils and macrophages
- produce antibodies
- an example of an autoimmune disease
- works by training the immune system to recognize and combat pathogens,viruses or bacteria
- an microorganism that cause a diesease
- is a diseases transmited by gens
- unit of an organism
- consists of physical, chemical and cellular defenses against pathogens in the inmune system
- white blood cells
- white blood cell that surrounds and kills microorganisms
- best biology teacher ever
- b-lymphocytes & t-lymphocytes
21 Clues: white blood cells • produce antibodies • unit of an organism • are caused by pathogens • best biology teacher ever • neutrophils and macrophages • b-lymphocytes & t-lymphocytes • is a diseases transmited by gens • an example of an autoimmune disease • an microorganism that cause a diesease • has the ability to make one type of antibody • ...
Growth Disturbances and Neoplasia 2022-06-15
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- COMES FROM SKIN CELLS CALLED MELANOCYTES
- THE NEW GROWTH PRODUCED
- RARE COMBINATION OF MALIGNANT TUMOR OF THE EPITHELIUM AND MESENCHYMAL TISSUE
- REFERS TO THE MECHANISM OF INDUCTION OF TUMORS
- DEFINED AS GROSS AND MICROSCOPIC DEGREE OF DIFFERENTIATION OF THE TUMOR
- TERM USED FOR CANCER OF BLOOD FORMING CELLS
- MALIGNANT TUMOR ARISING IN SOLID MESENCHYMAL TISSUES OR ITS DERIVATIVES
- THE COMMON OR COLLECTIVE TERM USED FOR ALL MALIGNANT TUMORS
- MALIGNANT TUMOR OF THE LYMPHOID TISSUE
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- COMPROMISED BY PROLIFERATING TUMOR CELLS
- A BENIGN TUMOR ARISING IN FIBROUS TISSUE
- BENIGN TUMOR ARISING FROM CARTILAGES
- TUMORS MADE UP OF A MIXTURE OF VARIOUS TISSUE TYPES
- GROUP OF MALIGNANT TUMORS WHICH ARISE OF EMBRYONAL OR DIFFERENTIATED CELLS
- NON-CANCEROUS FORMS OF TISSUE PROLIFERATION
- THE EXTENT OF SPREAD OF TUMOR WITHIN THE PATIENT
- PROLIFERATE RAPIDLY AND MAY EVENTUALLY CAUSE DEATH OF THE HOST
- REFERS TO THE CYTOLOGIC FEATURES OF CELLS CONSIDERED TO BE CHARACTERISTIC OF MALIGNANT NEOPLASMS
- IT MEANS NEW GROWTH
- A BRANCH OF SCIENCE THAT DEALS WITH THE STUDY OF NEOPLASMS OR TUMORS
20 Clues: IT MEANS NEW GROWTH • THE NEW GROWTH PRODUCED • BENIGN TUMOR ARISING FROM CARTILAGES • MALIGNANT TUMOR OF THE LYMPHOID TISSUE • COMPROMISED BY PROLIFERATING TUMOR CELLS • A BENIGN TUMOR ARISING IN FIBROUS TISSUE • COMES FROM SKIN CELLS CALLED MELANOCYTES • NON-CANCEROUS FORMS OF TISSUE PROLIFERATION • TERM USED FOR CANCER OF BLOOD FORMING CELLS • ...
Circulation 2016-10-23
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- Liquid part of blood
- Forms blood clots
- a push or pull
- Small knobs of tissue that allow the fluid to flow through
- Silent killer
- Instrument used to measure blood pressure
- Give blood to someone else
- system that carries needed substances to cells and carries waste products away from cells
- Lower chamber of the heart
- Artery walls thicken
- Transfer oxygen throughout your body
- Larger blood vessels that carry blood back to the heart
- Chemicals that make nets
- largest artery in the body
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- organ that pumps blood
- Combines with oxygen to make the cells bright red
- network of veinlike vessels that return the fluid to the bloodstream
- Fluid that consists of water and glucose and dissolved materials
- tiny vessels where substances are exchanged between blood and body cells
- First branch to the aorta
- Disease Fighters
- group of cells that sends out signals to make the heart muscle contract
- tissue that prevents blood from flowing backward
- Upper chamber of the heart
- Heart muscle is blocked
- blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart
26 Clues: Silent killer • a push or pull • Disease Fighters • Forms blood clots • Liquid part of blood • Artery walls thicken • organ that pumps blood • Heart muscle is blocked • Chemicals that make nets • First branch to the aorta • Give blood to someone else • Upper chamber of the heart • Lower chamber of the heart • largest artery in the body • Transfer oxygen throughout your body • ...
Preventing Diseases 2017-10-17
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- preparations of killed or weakened germs
- is the body's sensitivity to certain substances
- result of pathogens invading the body, multiplying, and harming some of your body's cell
- able to spread to others by direct or indirect contact
- white blood cells that attack pathogens
- is a chronic breathing disease caused by allergies, physical exertion, air pollution, or other factors
- is a group of cells, tissues, and organs that fight disease
- is a disease that can be spread
- disease-causing germs
- is a disease that prevents the body from using the sugars and starches in food for energy
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- disease caused by abnormal cells that grow out of control
- is a disease that does not spread
- chemicals produced specifically to fight a particular invading substance
- substance that causes an allergic reaction
- song-lasting
- is an unhealthy condition of the body
- is an HIV infection combined with severe immune system problems
- a hormone produced by the pancreas that normally moves sugars into cells
- the virus that causes AIDS
- resistance to infection
- masses of abnormal cells
21 Clues: song-lasting • disease-causing germs • resistance to infection • masses of abnormal cells • the virus that causes AIDS • is a disease that can be spread • is a disease that does not spread • is an unhealthy condition of the body • white blood cells that attack pathogens • preparations of killed or weakened germs • substance that causes an allergic reaction • ...
Tissues, Glands, and Membranes 2024-01-22
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- cells that are flat and irregular
- tissue supports and forms the framework of all parts of the body
- the largest serous membrane
- produces secretions that are carried out of the body
- connective tissue that has a fluid consistency
- tissue composed of fat cells
- cartilage that can spring back into shape after being bent
- refers to a wall
- the basic unit of nervous tissue
- cells that are long and narrow
- tissue that contract and produces movement
- also called gristle
- the hardest type of tissue
- tissue that conducts nerve impulses
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- connective tissue that has a soft jelly like consistency
- supports and protects nervous tissue
- found between vertebrae segments
- tissue that covers surfaces, lines cavities, and forms glands
- tissue that has a very firm consistency
- secretions that are secreted directly into the surrounding tissue
- an organ or cell specialized to produce a substance
- cells that produce cartilage
- cells that are square
- also called a tumor
- the portion of the serous membrane attached to an organ
25 Clues: refers to a wall • also called gristle • also called a tumor • cells that are square • the hardest type of tissue • the largest serous membrane • tissue composed of fat cells • cells that produce cartilage • cells that are long and narrow • found between vertebrae segments • the basic unit of nervous tissue • cells that are flat and irregular • tissue that conducts nerve impulses • ...
Communicable Diseases 2024-05-09
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- microorganism that infects the digestive system
- COVID-19, for example
- many communicable diseases occur in this tract
- this response triggers to prevent pathogens from invading your body
- the state of being protected against a particular disease
- the flu can cause high fever, _____, headache, muscle ache, and coughing
- used by certain white blood cells to detect and destroy pathogens
- substance that kills or interferes with cells
- white blood cells
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- single-celled microorganisms that are everywhere
- the MMR vaccine is a _____-virus vaccine
- to prevent spreading infection, refrain from sharing ____ makeup
- a pregnant person may transmit an infection to their unborn child through this organ
- malaria is caused by these more complex single-celled organisms
- illness spread from one living organism to another
- body system of network of cells, tissues, organs, and chemicals that fight pathogens
- specialized white blood cells with two types
- H1N1 is a respiratory virus normally found in _____
- mad cow disease for example
- piece of genetic material surrounded by a protein coat
- membranes that line the nose, ears, and mouth
21 Clues: white blood cells • COVID-19, for example • mad cow disease for example • the MMR vaccine is a _____-virus vaccine • specialized white blood cells with two types • substance that kills or interferes with cells • membranes that line the nose, ears, and mouth • many communicable diseases occur in this tract • microorganism that infects the digestive system • ...
All living organisms study guide 2025-02-25
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- this organelle is in plants only to help with structure and protection
- chloroplast helps plant cells go through this process
- nonliving microorganism that is shaped like robots,spheres
- the lysosome is only in ____ cells
- parasites are a form of this microorganism
- a cell type that has organelles and a nucleus
- the largest living organism in the world
- the gel-like substance that holds organelles in place
- how fungi are arranged
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- the organelle in plant and animal cells that acts like water and food nutrient storage
- most specific way to classify an organism
- uses flagella to move, some act good and some act bad for us
- the cell ___ that is semi permeable and decides what comes into the cell
- the powerhouse of the cell that creates ____ energy
- a prokaryote is a simple cell with no ____
- this organelle's function is to create ribosomes
- the nucleus is in control and the _____ of the cell
- the protein factory of the cells
- shots we receive to teach our bodies how to fight disease
- these come together to create tissues
20 Clues: how fungi are arranged • the protein factory of the cells • the lysosome is only in ____ cells • these come together to create tissues • the largest living organism in the world • most specific way to classify an organism • a prokaryote is a simple cell with no ____ • parasites are a form of this microorganism • a cell type that has organelles and a nucleus • ...
Transport in Plants 2025-03-12
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- Movement of sugars and nutrients through the phloem.
- Channel proteins facilitating water movement across membranes.
- Solution with lower solute concentration, leading to water gain in cells.
- Plants adapted to survive in dry conditions.
- Elongated xylem cells involved in water conduction.
- Pressure exerted by a fluid due to gravity.
- Condition when plant cells lose water and become limp.
- Thin areas in xylem walls allowing lateral water movement.
- Solution with equal solute concentration, maintaining cell equilibrium.
- Waterproof barrier in roots that regulates water and mineral flow.
- Living transport route through interconnected cytoplasm.
- Process of actively transporting sugars into sieve tubes.
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- Passive transport of molecules through proteins in a membrane.
- Theory Explains water movement in xylem due to intermolecular attraction.
- Non-living transport route through cell walls and intercellular spaces.
- Tube-like xylem structures facilitating efficient water transport.
- Solution with higher solute concentration, causing water loss in cells.
- Hypothesis Model explaining sugar transport in phloem.
- Part in roots where maximum water absorption occurs.
- Microscopic channels connecting plant cells for transport.
- Potential of water to move across a semipermeable membrane.
21 Clues: Pressure exerted by a fluid due to gravity. • Plants adapted to survive in dry conditions. • Elongated xylem cells involved in water conduction. • Movement of sugars and nutrients through the phloem. • Part in roots where maximum water absorption occurs. • Hypothesis Model explaining sugar transport in phloem. • Condition when plant cells lose water and become limp. • ...
NERVOUS SYSTEM 2025-09-28
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- Lipid-rich sheath that insulates axons and speeds conduction.
- Star-shaped glial cells that support neurons and form the blood-brain barrier.
- Structural and functional unit of the nervous system.
- Dense connective tissue layer surrounding a whole peripheral nerve.
- Neurotransmitter primarily responsible for excitatory signaling in the CNS.
- Immune defense cells of the CNS.
- Rapid conduction in myelinated fibers.
- Gap between presynaptic and postsynaptic cells.
- Region of neuron specialized for receiving input.
- Site of action potential initiation in neurons.
- Glial cells lining ventricles that produce cerebrospinal fluid.
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- Neuronal pigment granule that accumulates with age.
- Large pyramidal neurons found in the cerebral cortex motor areas.
- Long process that carries impulses away from soma.
- Handling thought, emotion, learning, and memory.
- SPACE Space between arachnoid and pia mater filled with CSF.
- Protein that stabilizes microtubules in axons; abnormal forms found in Alzheimer’s disease.
- Fibrous connective tissue covering bundles of axons in a peripheral nerve.
- DISCS Specialized junctions between cardiac muscle cells, allowing impulse conduction.
- Ion channel type that opens in response to depolarization.
20 Clues: Immune defense cells of the CNS. • Rapid conduction in myelinated fibers. • Gap between presynaptic and postsynaptic cells. • Site of action potential initiation in neurons. • Handling thought, emotion, learning, and memory. • Region of neuron specialized for receiving input. • Long process that carries impulses away from soma. • ...
Cell Cycle and Division Crossword 2025-11-06
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- The basic unit of life
- The spindle attaches to chromosomes at this structure.
- The process by which cytoplasm divides after mitosis
- Phase where chromatids are separated to opposite poles
- The nuclear division that maintains chromosome number
- Point where two sister chromatids are joined
- Structure that organizes spindle fibers
- Threadlike structure made of DNA and protein
- Form of cell division that introduces genetic variation
- Phase where homologous chromosomes pair up
- The resting stage between mitotic divisions
- During meiosis I, homologous chromosomes separate; during meiosis II, ______ separate.
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- Cells produced by meiosis are known as _______
- where the cell grows and prepares for division
- Cell division producing two identical daughter cells
- Haploid cells fuse to form this during fertilization
- Number of daughter cells produced in meiosis
- Organelle responsible for pulling chromatids apart
- Phase of the cell cycle when DNA is replicated
- Proteins that regulate progression of the cell cycle
- Phase of mitosis where chromosomes line up at the equator
- Chromatin condenses into chromosomes during this phase.
- Stage where the nuclear membrane reappears
- Structure visible only during cell division, containing genes
- Type of cell division that produces gametes
- Total number of chromosomes in human body cells
26 Clues: The basic unit of life • Structure that organizes spindle fibers • Threadlike structure made of DNA and protein • where the cell grows and prepares for division • Stage where the nuclear membrane reappears • Number of daughter cells produced in meiosis • Phase where homologous chromosomes pair up • Point where two sister chromatids are joined • ...
Fungi 2025-12-08
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- Organisms made of many cells working together.
- Reproduction involving two parents joining genetic material.
- The hidden underground network of fungus roots.
- The main "brain" of a eukaryotic cell that holds the DNA.
- Breaking down food inside the body (like humans do).
- Complex cells that have a nucleus (includes plants, animals, and fungi).
- Microscopic "seeds" that fungi release to reproduce.
- The hard outer shells of insects, which also contain chitin.
- Breaking down food outside the body (like fungi do).
- Long, hairlike chains of fungal cells.
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- Organisms made of only one single cell.
- Organisms that must eat other things for energy.
- Simple cells (like bacteria) that do NOT have a nucleus.
- The tough material found in fungal cell walls and insect shells.
- Asexual reproduction where a new cell grows off the side of the parent.
- Cell division used for reproduction (makes spores or gametes).
- Reproduction that requires only one parent.
- Organisms that recycle nutrients by breaking down dead matter.
- Tiny structures inside a cell (like mitochondria) that do specific jobs.
- Cell division used for growth and repair (makes identical cells).
20 Clues: Long, hairlike chains of fungal cells. • Organisms made of only one single cell. • Reproduction that requires only one parent. • Organisms made of many cells working together. • The hidden underground network of fungus roots. • Organisms that must eat other things for energy. • Breaking down food inside the body (like humans do). • ...
Chapter 12: Host Defenses 1 2026-03-16
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- Process of engulfing and destroying microbes
- Passage of white blood cells through vessel walls
- Most abundant phagocytic white blood cell
- Large phagocytic immune cell derived from monocytes
- Cell capable of ingesting pathogens
- Vesicle formed when lysosome fuses with phagosome
- Elevated body temperature that slows microbial growth
- Process enhancing pathogen recognition by phagocytes
- Hairlike structures that sweep mucus and microbes out of airways
- Circulating white blood cell that becomes a macrophage
- Sticky secretion that traps microbes in respiratory and digestive tracts
- Proteins that inhibit viral replication in host cells
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- Immune cells that destroy virus-infected or cancer cells
- Group of blood proteins that assist immune defenses
- Protective linings of body tracts exposed to the environment
- Localized response to infection or injury
- Signaling proteins regulating immune responses
- Resident microbes that compete with pathogens
- Movement of immune cells toward infection signals
- Oily secretion that inhibits bacterial growth on skin
- Widening of blood vessels during inflammation
- Enzyme that destroys bacterial cell walls
- Proteins produced during inflammation to fight infection
23 Clues: Cell capable of ingesting pathogens • Localized response to infection or injury • Most abundant phagocytic white blood cell • Enzyme that destroys bacterial cell walls • Process of engulfing and destroying microbes • Resident microbes that compete with pathogens • Widening of blood vessels during inflammation • Signaling proteins regulating immune responses • ...
Skeleton Crossword 2021-04-02
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- bones of the wrist
- skull, vertebral column, bony thorax
- bone-forming cells
- bone composed of small lots of space
- clavicle and scapula
- thigh bone
- provides flexibility and strength
- process of bone formation
- bones of the palm
- tailbone
- most anterior part of hip bone
- bone is crushed
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- bones of the limbs and girdles
- dense, smooth looking bone
- mature bone cells
- ends of long bone
- shaft of a long bone
- connective tissue membrane
- bone-destroying cells
- realignment of broken bone ends
20 Clues: tailbone • thigh bone • bone is crushed • mature bone cells • ends of long bone • bones of the palm • bones of the wrist • bone-forming cells • clavicle and scapula • shaft of a long bone • bone-destroying cells • process of bone formation • dense, smooth looking bone • connective tissue membrane • bones of the limbs and girdles • most anterior part of hip bone • realignment of broken bone ends • ...
Crossword vocab 2023-10-26
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- fatty substance
- blood
- Slow
- slows coagulation and prevents new clots from forming
- white blood cells
- heart
- fast
- inflammation of the vein
- blood vessel
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- aorta
- the cancer of white blood cells
- artery
- slow heart rate (less than 60 bpm)
- clot
- growth
- inflammation of the inner lining of the heart
- surgical repair of a blood vessel
- An iron-containing protein in red blood cells
- vein
- the sudden blockage of a blood vessel by an embolus
20 Clues: Slow • clot • vein • fast • aorta • blood • heart • artery • growth • blood vessel • fatty substance • white blood cells • inflammation of the vein • the cancer of white blood cells • surgical repair of a blood vessel • slow heart rate (less than 60 bpm) • inflammation of the inner lining of the heart • An iron-containing protein in red blood cells • the sudden blockage of a blood vessel by an embolus • ...
Crossword vocab 2023-10-26
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- fatty substance
- blood
- Slow
- slows coagulation and prevents new clots from forming
- white blood cells
- heart
- fast
- inflammation of the vein
- blood vessel
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- aorta
- the cancer of white blood cells
- artery
- slow heart rate (less than 60 bpm)
- clot
- growth
- inflammation of the inner lining of the heart
- surgical repair of a blood vessel
- An iron-containing protein in red blood cells
- vein
- the sudden blockage of a blood vessel by an embolus
20 Clues: Slow • clot • vein • fast • aorta • blood • heart • artery • growth • blood vessel • fatty substance • white blood cells • inflammation of the vein • the cancer of white blood cells • surgical repair of a blood vessel • slow heart rate (less than 60 bpm) • inflammation of the inner lining of the heart • An iron-containing protein in red blood cells • the sudden blockage of a blood vessel by an embolus • ...
Crossword vocab 2023-10-26
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- inflammation of the inner lining of the heart
- fast
- the cancer of white blood cells
- slow heart rate (less than 60 bpm)
- An iron-containing protein in red blood cells
- the sudden blockage of a blood vessel by an embolus
- clot
- surgical repair of a blood vessel
- white blood cells
- fatty substance
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- blood
- artery
- Slow
- blood vessel
- slows coagulation and prevents new clots from forming
- vein
- growth
- inflammation of the vein
- heart
- aorta
20 Clues: Slow • fast • vein • clot • blood • heart • aorta • artery • growth • blood vessel • fatty substance • white blood cells • inflammation of the vein • the cancer of white blood cells • surgical repair of a blood vessel • slow heart rate (less than 60 bpm) • inflammation of the inner lining of the heart • An iron-containing protein in red blood cells • the sudden blockage of a blood vessel by an embolus • ...
Fletcher 2.03 integamentary 2023-11-16
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- gland enlargement
- branching blood vessel between arterioles and venules
- where malignant cells form
- abnormal redness
- surgery removing fat
- surgery that kills cancer cells
- abnormal growth of nails
- chronic skin condition
- inflammation of the blood vessels
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- pus-generating
- device used to take temperature
- bluish discoloration of the skin
- originating from glandular tissue.
- skin lesions
- the surface epithelium of the skin
- skin defect
- fluid-filled space around the brain
- disorders that affect the brain
- death of living cells
19 Clues: skin defect • skin lesions • pus-generating • abnormal redness • gland enlargement • surgery removing fat • death of living cells • chronic skin condition • abnormal growth of nails • where malignant cells form • device used to take temperature • disorders that affect the brain • surgery that kills cancer cells • bluish discoloration of the skin • inflammation of the blood vessels • ...
Biology Midterm Crossword Puzzle (Unit 1,2, and 3) Wylie Main 2022-12-08
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- No nucleus: Prokaryotic or Eukaryotic?
- Produces 4 daughter cells with half genetic information.
- The _____ bilayer is a semipermeable membrane that maintains the shape of the cell.
- Part of a cell, performs protein synthesis.
- ATP _____ is an enzyme that generates ATP from cellular respiration.
- The cell that recieves the ligand is the _____ cell.
- Where photosynthesis takes place in plant cells.
- Small sack in the cell filled with liquid that can transport material outside of the cell.
- A spherical structure within the nucleus that produces ri
- A ___________-________ takes place when there is higher particle concentration in one place compared to another.
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- _____-_________ is responsible for transporting protiens and lipids to their destinations.
- Where cellular respiration takes place.
- ____ Is located on bacteria.They facilitate genetics transfer during mating.
- The part of the cell recieving the ligand is the _____.
- Meiosis only occurs in _________ cells.
- Provides energy to cells.
- The small flat stacks in a chloroplast.
- _______ is a tail like structure helping prokaryotic cells move.
- Membrane bound organelle with digestive enzymes.
- The answer is literally test.
- Binds to a receptor.
21 Clues: Binds to a receptor. • Provides energy to cells. • The answer is literally test. • No nucleus: Prokaryotic or Eukaryotic? • Where cellular respiration takes place. • Meiosis only occurs in _________ cells. • The small flat stacks in a chloroplast. • Part of a cell, performs protein synthesis. • Where photosynthesis takes place in plant cells. • ...
Communicable and Noncommunicable Diseases 2022-11-28
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- CLEANLINESS
- CAN BE TREATED BY ANTIBIOTICS
- ABLE TO SPREAD BY DIRECT OR INDIRECT CONTACT
- PASSING OF TRAITS FROM PARENTS TO CHILDREN
- ONE CELLED ORGANISM
- CAUSES ATHLETE'S FOOT
- USING MEDICINES TO KILL CANCER CELLS
- X-RAYS USED TO ZAP CANCER
- INTERFERES WITH PROPER BODY FUNCTIONS
- INSECT THAT TRANSMITS PATHOGENS
- ABNORMAL CELLS MULTIPLY OUT OF CONTROL
- CANCEROUS
- DISEASE THAT CAN BE SPREAD
- GERMS THAT CAUSE DISEASES
- THICKENING AND HARDENING OF ARTERIES
- ABILITY TO RESIST PATHOGENS
- VIRAL INFLAMMATION OF THE LIVER, YELOW SKIN
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- RETURN OF CANCER CELLS
- SEVERE SORE THROAT, SWELLING GLANDS
- SUBSTANCE THAT CAUSES CANCER
- SUBSTANCE BUILD UP IN LINING OF ARTERIES
- CANNOT BE CURED BY ANTIBIOTICS
- ONLY SEEN THROUGH A MICROSCOPE
- NOT CANCEROUS
- PANDEMIC 0F 2020
- COMMUNICABLE, VIRAL DISEASE
- DEAD OR WEAKENED PATHOGENS
- CONTINUOUS DISEASE
- WHEN CANCER SYMPTOMS DISAPPEAR
- BREAKDOWN IN BODY CELLS,TISSUES, ORGANS
- DISEASE THAT CANNOT BE SPREAD
- REMOVING A TISSUE SAMPLE
- GROUP OF ABNORMAL CELLS THAT FORM A MASS
- HIGH FEVER, COUGH, CAUSED BY BACTERIA/VIRUS
- BACTERIAL, AFFECTS THE LUNGS
35 Clues: CANCEROUS • CLEANLINESS • NOT CANCEROUS • PANDEMIC 0F 2020 • CONTINUOUS DISEASE • ONE CELLED ORGANISM • CAUSES ATHLETE'S FOOT • RETURN OF CANCER CELLS • REMOVING A TISSUE SAMPLE • X-RAYS USED TO ZAP CANCER • GERMS THAT CAUSE DISEASES • DEAD OR WEAKENED PATHOGENS • DISEASE THAT CAN BE SPREAD • COMMUNICABLE, VIRAL DISEASE • ABILITY TO RESIST PATHOGENS • SUBSTANCE THAT CAUSES CANCER • ...
Plant Anatomy part 1 + 2 2020-10-04
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- Animals which cause lots of damage to plants
- Plants which their above ground parts die in the winter, roots store energy
- Plants which live 3 or more years
- Fungi which helps and is helped by plant roots
- Plant disease
- Plants which lose their leaves in the winter
- Xylem and phloem factory cells in a plant
- Dead phloem cells in a tree, becomes bark
- Area where the trunk meets the roots
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- Plants which complete their lifecycle in 2 years
- Water and mineral transport cells in a plant
- Plants which retain their leaves in the winter
- Cutting of xylem and phloem, leads to plant death
- where 2 branches meet on a tree
- Relationship between 2 organisms where they both help each other survive
- Sugar transport cells in a plant
- Dead xylem cells in a tree, becomes heartwood
- Absorb water for and anchor plants
- Rotting wood, leads to plant failure
- Plants which complete their lifecycle in 1 year
- When soil around a plant is hardened and squished
21 Clues: Plant disease • where 2 branches meet on a tree • Sugar transport cells in a plant • Plants which live 3 or more years • Absorb water for and anchor plants • Rotting wood, leads to plant failure • Area where the trunk meets the roots • Xylem and phloem factory cells in a plant • Dead phloem cells in a tree, becomes bark • Water and mineral transport cells in a plant • ...
Chapter 21 + 22 Crossword Puzzle 2023-02-28
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- human immunodeficiency virus
- 100 times smaller that bacteria
- disease of the blood
- diseases caused by organisms or viruses that enter and multiply in the body
- your body's general response to all kinds of injury
- can lead to pelvic inflammatory disease and infertility
- single-celled organisms that are much larger than bacteria
- t-cells that produce chemicals to stimulate killer t-cells
- tiny hairs that trap and wash away pathogens
- painful blisters that appear on/around genitals
- a drug that inhibits and kills bacteria
- grows best in warm, dark, moist areas
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- system that fights diseases within our own body
- simple, single celled organisms
- causes genital warts
- t-cells that produce chemicals to shut off the killer t-cells
- immunity acquired by vaccines
- products that spread pathogens
- bacterial infection
- t-cells that destroy any infected body cell
- fluid flowing through the lymphatic system
- acquired immunodeficiency syndrome
- a protozoan that infects the urinary tract
- immunity that is acquired by actually having the disease/illness
24 Clues: bacterial infection • causes genital warts • disease of the blood • human immunodeficiency virus • immunity acquired by vaccines • products that spread pathogens • simple, single celled organisms • 100 times smaller that bacteria • acquired immunodeficiency syndrome • grows best in warm, dark, moist areas • a drug that inhibits and kills bacteria • ...
Science Products 2023-02-15
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- Organisms who can't make their own food.
- Cells with a nuclear membrane.
- Holds the DNA in place.
- Controls what happens in the nucleus.
- When 1 cell turns to 2 cells.
- Provides the cell with lots of protein.
- When the cell divides into 2 with 5 steps.
- Barrier of the cell and controls the inside of the cell.
- Packed with used proteins.
- Gel like substance.
- Moves out waste products.
- The building blocks of all animals.
- cell The building blocks of all bacteria.
- What vacuoles do.
- Total of all chemical activities to stay alive.
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- Converts sun energy into chemical energy.
- The person who made the word cells.
- Eats meat.
- When molecules move from high to low concentration.
- Thick barrier around the cell.
- When producers make their own food.
- Cells with no nuclear membrane.
- Only eats plants.
- Provides energy and protein for the cell.
- Organisms that make their own food.
- The molecule inside cells that contain information.
- Water filled.
- When chromosomes duplicate.
- The building blocks of all plants.
- Center of the cell.
30 Clues: Eats meat. • Water filled. • Only eats plants. • What vacuoles do. • Gel like substance. • Center of the cell. • Holds the DNA in place. • Moves out waste products. • Packed with used proteins. • When chromosomes duplicate. • When 1 cell turns to 2 cells. • Cells with a nuclear membrane. • Thick barrier around the cell. • Cells with no nuclear membrane. • The building blocks of all plants. • ...
Immune System 2023-03-09
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- Virus infected cells secrete in protein
- Common cold diseases
- are also called Vaccinations
- person who spreads germs while remaining well
- Uncontrolled cell division that can be caused by environmental factors or changes in enzymes production in the cell cycle
- long-living cells that are exposed to the antigen during the primary immune response
- When a disease has an outbreak worldwide.
- B lymphatic
- A disease that is caused by a pathogens passed from one organism to another
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- Large, nucleated blood cells that play a major role in protecting the body from foreign substances and microorganisms
- Cause of infectious diseases
- Studies disease and patterns to help prevent and control the spread of diseases
- a prescription drug
- Source of pathogens in the environment
- types of white blood cells that are produced in red bone marrow
- Not active
- When a disease has a large outbreak in an area
- proteins produced by B lymphocytes that specifically react with a foreign antigen
- unicellular,phototropic,animals-like protist
- Environment antigens
- warty excrescence
21 Clues: Not active • B lymphatic • warty excrescence • a prescription drug • Common cold diseases • Environment antigens • Cause of infectious diseases • are also called Vaccinations • Source of pathogens in the environment • Virus infected cells secrete in protein • When a disease has an outbreak worldwide. • unicellular,phototropic,animals-like protist • ...
Integumentary System 2023-03-24
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- band in anatomy:sheet of connective tissue
- deepest cells, produce keratin
- fibrous connective tissue having the fibers loosely arranged in a net or meshwork.
- cells that are associated with sensory nerve endings
- cells involved in immune responses
- The adaption of form or behaviour of an organism to changed conditions.
- system made up of skin, hair, nails, and glands.
- the thin top layer of the dermis (the inner layer of the skin).
- below the skin
- a cell in connective tissue which produces collagen and other fibers.
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- detect external pressure applied to skin
- meaning on the surface
- cells that produce pigment melanin that protects against UV rays
- inner, thicker layer
- fat and connective tissue also known as subcutaneous
- outer, thinner layer
- A type of white blood cell that surrounds and kills microorganisms,
- A group or layer of cells that work together to perform a specific function.
- small area of thickened skin, the formation of which is caused by continued friction, pressure, or other physical or chemical irritation.
- Body tissue that serves as an energy reserve and as a source of inflammatory cytokines
20 Clues: below the skin • inner, thicker layer • outer, thinner layer • meaning on the surface • deepest cells, produce keratin • cells involved in immune responses • detect external pressure applied to skin • band in anatomy:sheet of connective tissue • system made up of skin, hair, nails, and glands. • fat and connective tissue also known as subcutaneous • ...
Medical terms 2023-04-20
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- Wart-like growth often near the nipple.
- Red blood cells
- Discoloration of skin from bleeding underneath
- A disease-causing microorganism
- Bluish discoloration of the skin.
- applied directly to a part of the body.
- A condition in which skin cells build up and form itchy, dry patches.
- study of the causes and effects of disease or injury.
- pertaining to the eyelids
- Often refers to skin cells, being scale-like.
- fat cells
- Medicine involved with the study of the skin
- hardening and tightness of the skin
- Itching involving any part of the body.
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- sweating
- A pool of mostly clotted blood that forms in the body.
- Relating to the skin
- rough patch on the skin
- inflammation of the eyelid
- an infection caused by a fungus.
- The study of blood
- Study of the cells
- Abnormal death of body tissue
- Pus in the skin
- Study of hair and scalp
- cancer forming in body tissue
- slow-growing fatty lump
- abnormal hardening of body tissue
- cell that produces sebum
- Red skin. Has scaling on skin.
30 Clues: sweating • fat cells • Red blood cells • Pus in the skin • The study of blood • Study of the cells • Relating to the skin • rough patch on the skin • Study of hair and scalp • slow-growing fatty lump • cell that produces sebum • pertaining to the eyelids • inflammation of the eyelid • Abnormal death of body tissue • cancer forming in body tissue • Red skin. Has scaling on skin. • ...
Bio 10 Crossword Review! 2023-04-02
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- by a nuclear envelope
- of multiple cells (animals and plants)
- that does NOT ‘show’ even though it is present.
- study of heredity
- of somatic cells
- reproduce by _______ and form daughter cells.
- RNA and DNA are polymers of __________.
- a flagellum
- the result of the expression of proteins
- atoms can bond with ____, oxygen, nitrogen, sulfur, and phosphorus.
- is found in all living organisms
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- may be descriptive.
- proteins
- Acid
- in RNA
- organisms are _______ and ordered.
- Acid
- of Gametes
- to guanine
- to Thymine
- in DNA
- or ‘Control center’ of cell
- may be measurable.
- are passed on from parents to the ______.
- Manual” for cells; sites of genes
- transformation of traits from one generation to the next
- nature by applying _____ method to problems.
- that prevents the other from ‘showing’
- is the use of the senses to gather information.
29 Clues: Acid • Acid • in RNA • in DNA • proteins • of Gametes • to guanine • to Thymine • a flagellum • of somatic cells • study of heredity • may be measurable. • may be descriptive. • by a nuclear envelope • or ‘Control center’ of cell • is found in all living organisms • Manual” for cells; sites of genes • organisms are _______ and ordered. • of multiple cells (animals and plants) • ...
nutrition 2015-08-10
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- regulate activities of the cells
- needed by our bodies for our cells, nerves and brain
- assists with growth of body cells
- a class of essential fatty acids found in fish oils
- what is the title of this crossword
- major source for energy in the body
- a mineral that is an important part of our red blood cells
- are usually liquid at room temperature. They are found in most vegetable products and oils
- a stimulant to boost awareness or performance
- chemical element with symbol Na and atomic number 11
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- strengthens bones
- is a stratergy used by athletes
- number of food groups
- a technique used to increase performance
- provides amino acid that the body cant produce
- one kind of carbohydrate. It is sometimes called roughage or bulk
- the state where inadequate fluids are in the body
- regulates body temp, flushes out waste materials and carries nutrients to the cells
- avoid this before and after a comp (drinkable drug)
- less than 32%of total kilojules should be consumed from this nutrient
20 Clues: strengthens bones • number of food groups • is a stratergy used by athletes • regulate activities of the cells • assists with growth of body cells • what is the title of this crossword • major source for energy in the body • a technique used to increase performance • a stimulant to boost awareness or performance • provides amino acid that the body cant produce • ...
Cell and Tissue 2016-09-29
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- Collection of filaments and tubules
- One layer of cells
- DNA and protein
- found in nucleoli
- The Study of Tissues
- thin, collagen fibers coated with glycoprotein 2words
- No blood vessels
- Type of tissue Widely spaced cells separated by fibers and ground substance
- packed with keratin
- packages proteins and glycoproteins that were made in rough ER
- More than one layer of cells
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- Has Double layer membrane held together at nuclear pores
- Tough, stretch resistant, yet flexible 2words
- absorbs compressive forces 2words
- Type of tissues that contain Elongated cells that can be stimulated to contract (shorten)
- Hyaline cartilage with extensive collagen fibers
- Type of tissue that is only found in the heart
- Ends of bones at movable joints; sternal ends of ribs; supportive material in larynx, trachea, bronchi and fetal skeleton 2words
- ATP synthesized by enzymes on cristae from energy extracted from organic compounds
- intracellular digestion
- Type of tissue found in your brain
- Fluid/matrix inside cell
- Prevents passage between cells and has zipperlike complementary grooves and ridges (type of junction)
23 Clues: DNA and protein • No blood vessels • found in nucleoli • One layer of cells • packed with keratin • The Study of Tissues • intracellular digestion • Fluid/matrix inside cell • More than one layer of cells • absorbs compressive forces 2words • Type of tissue found in your brain • Collection of filaments and tubules • Tough, stretch resistant, yet flexible 2words • ...
Lab Week 2016 CMC 2016-04-22
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- Solution of sodium chloride in water
- Department that is more art than science?
- Computer system used in Blood Bank
- Department abnormal cells are found in
- Buggy and smelly but very important department
- Biggest problem in Blood Bank
- Most important thing that phlebotomists need to do
- PTT Test is used to monitor patients on this medication
- Largest vessel in the body
- Clumping of red cells that appear to be stacked like a roll of coins
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- Instrument used to cut extremely thin slices of material, called sections, for microscopic examination
- Device used to magnify organisms, cells and tissues
- The most important thing to do to promote infection control
- Destruction or rupture of red cells resulting in the release of hemoglobin
- Violent Combative person
- Color of tube for Lactates
- Procedure that removes waste substances from circulating blood
- Used to color and identify bacteria
- How red cells for transplant candidates need to be prepared
- Workhorse in Chemistry
- Device used to measure small amounts of liquids
- Excessive amount of fat in the blood
22 Clues: Workhorse in Chemistry • Violent Combative person • Color of tube for Lactates • Largest vessel in the body • Biggest problem in Blood Bank • Computer system used in Blood Bank • Used to color and identify bacteria • Solution of sodium chloride in water • Excessive amount of fat in the blood • Department abnormal cells are found in • Department that is more art than science? • ...
Cell CrossWord, Jake Pickens 2017-02-17
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- Who discovered that all animals were made of cells.
- Controls cellular activities.
- Scientist that proved that all cells come from other cells.
- Breaks down glucose and makes ATP.
- What organelles are suspended in.
- Third in the order of organization for living things from smallest to largest
- Transports materials around cell.
- Ships cell products.
- Provides barrier between internal and external cells
- Who discovered that all plants were made of cells.
- Digest excess or worn out digestives.
- What plants have in them
- Helps make proteins.
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- Site of storage.
- Protects cell.
- First in the order of organization for living things from smallest to largest
- Uses photosynthesis.
- Scientist that made up the term cell.
- What all living things are made up of.
- What all animals have in them.
- Dutch scientist that made his own microscope.
- Fifth in the order of organization for living things from smallest to largest
- Fourth in the order of organization for living things from smallest to largest
- Second in the order of organization for living things from smallest to largest
24 Clues: Protects cell. • Site of storage. • Uses photosynthesis. • Ships cell products. • Helps make proteins. • What plants have in them • Controls cellular activities. • What all animals have in them. • What organelles are suspended in. • Transports materials around cell. • Breaks down glucose and makes ATP. • Scientist that made up the term cell. • Digest excess or worn out digestives. • ...
Cardiovascular System: Blood 2018-04-02
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- blood the combination of plasma and the formed elements together
- the low oxygen level in tissues
- small, membrane-bound cell fragments that contain enzymes and other substances important to clotting
- a cancer of blood forming tissues
- nucleated cells in nonmammalian vertebrates
- immature red blood cells that are actively synthesizing hemoglobin
- specialist in blood formation and function
- WBCs can enter surrounding tissue by squeezing between adjacent epithelial cells in the capillary wall
- few if any stained granules are apparent
- the most abundant blood cells
- an orange-yellow pigment
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- remove hemoglobin molecules, iron, and cell fragments from the RBCs
- contain abundant stained “granules”
- the percentage of whole blood volume contributed by formed elements
- have numerous granules that stain darkly with basic dyes
- red blood cell formation
- are nearly twice the size of a typical erythrocyte
- fresh blood is collected from a superficial vein, such as the median cubital vein on the anterior surface of the elbow
- white blood cells
- an organic compound with a green color
20 Clues: white blood cells • red blood cell formation • an orange-yellow pigment • the most abundant blood cells • the low oxygen level in tissues • a cancer of blood forming tissues • contain abundant stained “granules” • an organic compound with a green color • few if any stained granules are apparent • specialist in blood formation and function • ...
Meiosis Crossword 2024-05-16
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- What the female and male reproductive cells make
- A type of diagram that is used to track specific traits from inheritance
- The stage where the spindle fibers go to opposite poles
- The long "tail" at the end of a chromosome that is made up of DNA being condensed
- What prevents the DNA from becoming coiled
- The last stage that separates the chromosomes into two identical cells
- What breaks hydrogen bonds in DNA
- Two of these make a chromosome
- The stage where the chromosomes get pulled to the poles
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- The center of a chromosome
- The stage where the chromosomes get attached to the spindle fibers
- The second stage in cell division
- Cells that have two sets of each chromosome
- The first stage in cell division
- DNA is made up of many of these
- The male reproductive cell in humans
- The name of reproductive cells
- The female reproductive cell in humans
- Cells that have one set of chromosomes
- The first stage that prepares for cell division
20 Clues: The center of a chromosome • The name of reproductive cells • Two of these make a chromosome • DNA is made up of many of these • The first stage in cell division • The second stage in cell division • What breaks hydrogen bonds in DNA • The male reproductive cell in humans • The female reproductive cell in humans • Cells that have one set of chromosomes • ...
