Pathophysiology Assessment One

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Across
  1. 2. A number of body functions decline with _____.
  2. 4. 23 ____ or 46 total chromosomes in humans.
  3. 9. Phenotypes are the recognizable _____ associated with genotype.
  4. 10. A ____ is a graphic method for portraying a family history of an inherited trait.
  5. 14. DNA= ________acid
  6. 16. duplication of chromosomes in cell lines, in which each daughter cell receives 23 pairs of chromosomes.
  7. 18. Diffusion is the process by which substances move from areas of _____ concentration to areas of lesser concentration.
  8. 20. _____ is the sum of genetic information.
  9. 21. this is the type of muscle tissue that is active in the heart.
Down
  1. 1. There are ____ types of muscle tissue.
  2. 3. antigens are substances that are _____ to the host that can stimulate an immune response.
  3. 5. During meiosis, replicating germ cells, results in formation of a _____ set of 23 chromosomes.
  4. 6. Karyotype is an ____ of a person's chromosomes.
  5. 7. The largest amount of IgG crosses the placenta during the last few weeks of ____ and is stored in fetal tissues.
  6. 8. Newborn infants are protected against _____ in early life by passive transfer of maternal antibodies.
  7. 11. type of body cells that cover and lines the body surfaces
  8. 12. _____ tissue supports and connects body structures.
  9. 13. cell injury in many circumstances involves the production of reactive chemical species known as free _________.
  10. 15. when a muscle contracts spontaneously it is often called this type of muscle.
  11. 17. Tissue is designed for communication purposes.
  12. 19. Gene mutations represent accidental ____ in part of the genetic code.