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Across
  1. 1. an organic compound composed of amino acids
  2. 4. a cellular compartment that performs a specialized function in the cell
  3. 6. opening the body to study internal anatomy.
  4. 7. a mechanism in which the response to a stimulus amplifies the stimulus
  5. 9. groups of cells that organized to function together as a unit
  6. 13. felling for structures under the skin
  7. 16. a reaction in which a larger molecule is broken into two smaller ones by the addition of a water molecule
  8. 18. a group of different types of tissues organized to perform a specified function
  9. 20. a class of organic compounds that includes starch and glycogen
  10. 23. an organic compound composed of nucleotides
  11. 26. a lipid that is a derivative of cholesterol
  12. 27. the widening of a blood vessel
  13. 28. any change in the environment that can be detected by the body
  14. 29. any process that is initiated by a stimulus
Down
  1. 2. a mechanism in which a response to a stimulus eliminates the stimulus
  2. 3. the ability of the body to maintain stable internal conditions
  3. 5. an organic lipid composed of one glycerol and three fatty acid chains
  4. 7. an amphiphilic organic compound composed of one glycerol and two fatty acid chains
  5. 8. a group of organs that work together to perform a body function
  6. 10. the smallest unit of life that can perform all life functions
  7. 11. the narrowing of a blood vessel
  8. 12. any monomer subunit of all larger carbohydrate polymers
  9. 14. the study of body forms
  10. 15. listening to echoes when tapping on the body
  11. 17. a reaction in which a larger molecule is formed from two smaller ones by the removal of a water molecule
  12. 19. the study of body functions
  13. 21. listening to the natural sounds of the body
  14. 22. any large organic composed of many monosaccharides units held together by glycosidic linkages.
  15. 24. any organic compound that is hydrophobic
  16. 25. any carbohydrate composed of two monomer subunits held together by one glycosidic linkage