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Define anatomy? -Answer structure of the body Define physiology? -Answer the way the boy or an organism works The interrelationship between structure and function? -Answer Structure and function are related because they both effect the way the other is built and the way it works in a ...
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Add to cartDefine anatomy? -Answer structure of the body Define physiology? -Answer the way the boy or an organism works The interrelationship between structure and function? -Answer Structure and function are related because they both effect the way the other is built and the way it works in a ...
Human Biology - Answer the study of how the body is put together and how it works in health and disease; in a healthy state, covers 2 basic concepts: anatomy and physiology; in disease, deals with pathology Anatomy - Answer the science of the structure of the body; the appearance and relati...
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Add to cartHuman Biology - Answer the study of how the body is put together and how it works in health and disease; in a healthy state, covers 2 basic concepts: anatomy and physiology; in disease, deals with pathology Anatomy - Answer the science of the structure of the body; the appearance and relati...
What are the 7 characteristics that all living things have in common? - Answer 1. Contain the following molecules a. Nucleic Acids b. Proteins c. Carbohydrates d. Lipids 2. Are composed of cells a. Multicellular vs. Unicellular 3. Grow and reproduce a. Adds complexity and the chance ...
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Add to cartWhat are the 7 characteristics that all living things have in common? - Answer 1. Contain the following molecules a. Nucleic Acids b. Proteins c. Carbohydrates d. Lipids 2. Are composed of cells a. Multicellular vs. Unicellular 3. Grow and reproduce a. Adds complexity and the chance ...
biology - Answer is the study of life what is life? - Answer 1. living things contain nucleic acid, protiens, carbohydrates, and lipds 2. living things are composed of cells 3. Living things grow and reproduce 4. Living things use energy and raw materials 5. Respond to their environment...
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Add to cartbiology - Answer is the study of life what is life? - Answer 1. living things contain nucleic acid, protiens, carbohydrates, and lipds 2. living things are composed of cells 3. Living things grow and reproduce 4. Living things use energy and raw materials 5. Respond to their environment...
Characteristics of Life - Answer Different than nonliving things; Require energy (ATP); Composed of cells; Homeostasis; Respond to external environment; Grow; Reproduce; Population evolves Hypothesis - Answer A message expressing an opinion based on incomplete evidence Scientific Me...
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Add to cartCharacteristics of Life - Answer Different than nonliving things; Require energy (ATP); Composed of cells; Homeostasis; Respond to external environment; Grow; Reproduce; Population evolves Hypothesis - Answer A message expressing an opinion based on incomplete evidence Scientific Me...
A blind experiment is one in which _____ - Answer subjects do not know if they are in the experimental or control group Which represents the highest level of biological organization? - Answer biosphere One characteristic of life is that living things are composed of _____. - Answer cells...
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Add to cartA blind experiment is one in which _____ - Answer subjects do not know if they are in the experimental or control group Which represents the highest level of biological organization? - Answer biosphere One characteristic of life is that living things are composed of _____. - Answer cells...
A definition of a living thing would include which of the following? - Answer A living thing must maintain homeostasis To which domain of life do humans belong? - Answer Domain Eukarya When using scientific method, which of the following is the correct order of the steps? - Answer observ...
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Add to cartA definition of a living thing would include which of the following? - Answer A living thing must maintain homeostasis To which domain of life do humans belong? - Answer Domain Eukarya When using scientific method, which of the following is the correct order of the steps? - Answer observ...
Name and define all of the properties of life. - Answer Cellular organization +All living things are comprised of at least one cell Metabolism +All living things process energy which is used to power other processes - making ATP Homeostasis - "steady-state" +All living things maintain relat...
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Add to cartName and define all of the properties of life. - Answer Cellular organization +All living things are comprised of at least one cell Metabolism +All living things process energy which is used to power other processes - making ATP Homeostasis - "steady-state" +All living things maintain relat...
Science Answer - The Study of the natural world, which consists of all matter and energy. It always begins with a question. Biology Answer - The study of living organisms and life's processes. Human Answer - An animal which posses the following characteristics: opposable thumbs, peda...
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Add to cartScience Answer - The Study of the natural world, which consists of all matter and energy. It always begins with a question. Biology Answer - The study of living organisms and life's processes. Human Answer - An animal which posses the following characteristics: opposable thumbs, peda...
What is Differentiation? - Answer Differentiation is the process by which an unspecialised cell develops more specialised functions by expressing the gened characteristic to that cell type. How to stem cells differentiate into specialised cell? - Answer By turning particular genes on or off ...
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Add to cartWhat is Differentiation? - Answer Differentiation is the process by which an unspecialised cell develops more specialised functions by expressing the gened characteristic to that cell type. How to stem cells differentiate into specialised cell? - Answer By turning particular genes on or off ...
connects - Answer function of connective tissue specialized cells; ground tissue/matrix; protein fibers - Answer all connective tissues have loose; dense - Answer types of fibrous connective tissue fibroblasts - Answer specialized cells for fibrous tissue supports epithelial ...
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Add to cartconnects - Answer function of connective tissue specialized cells; ground tissue/matrix; protein fibers - Answer all connective tissues have loose; dense - Answer types of fibrous connective tissue fibroblasts - Answer specialized cells for fibrous tissue supports epithelial ...
cell - Answer the smallest independelty functioning unit of an organism organ - Answer a collection of similar tissues that perform a specific funtion Chemical - Answer 1 Cellular - Answer 2 Tissue - Answer 3 Organ - Answer 4 Organ System - Answer 5 Organization - ...
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Add to cartcell - Answer the smallest independelty functioning unit of an organism organ - Answer a collection of similar tissues that perform a specific funtion Chemical - Answer 1 Cellular - Answer 2 Tissue - Answer 3 Organ - Answer 4 Organ System - Answer 5 Organization - ...
biosphere - Answer All life forms on Earth homeostasis - Answer The maintenance of stable internal conditions scientific method - Answer Observation Hypothesis Experiment Conclusion (and maybe theory) properties of living things - Answer 1. order 2. reproduce 3. growth and...
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Add to cartbiosphere - Answer All life forms on Earth homeostasis - Answer The maintenance of stable internal conditions scientific method - Answer Observation Hypothesis Experiment Conclusion (and maybe theory) properties of living things - Answer 1. order 2. reproduce 3. growth and...
Which one of the following would most likely be a valid scientific claim? - Answer A drug goes through human trials and shows that an average of 10% weight loss can be obtained after one month. The protist kingdom contains ____________. - Answer slime molds Which of the following is not tr...
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Add to cartWhich one of the following would most likely be a valid scientific claim? - Answer A drug goes through human trials and shows that an average of 10% weight loss can be obtained after one month. The protist kingdom contains ____________. - Answer slime molds Which of the following is not tr...
Biology -Answer The study of life. Nucleic acid, proteins, carbs, and lipids. -Answer Living things contain: Cells -Answer Living things are composed of: Molecule -Answer the chemical components of cells Cells -Answer the smallest unit of life Tissue -Answer a group ...
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Add to cartBiology -Answer The study of life. Nucleic acid, proteins, carbs, and lipids. -Answer Living things contain: Cells -Answer Living things are composed of: Molecule -Answer the chemical components of cells Cells -Answer the smallest unit of life Tissue -Answer a group ...
What is keratinisation? - Answer 'Waterproofing' of skin in the epidermis. What is the outermost layer of the epidermis called? - Answer The stratum corneum What is the layer of the epidermis that is only found in thick skin (i.e. palms of hands and soles of feet) called? - Answer T...
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Add to cartWhat is keratinisation? - Answer 'Waterproofing' of skin in the epidermis. What is the outermost layer of the epidermis called? - Answer The stratum corneum What is the layer of the epidermis that is only found in thick skin (i.e. palms of hands and soles of feet) called? - Answer T...
Homeostasis - Answer State of body equilibrium characterized by a relatively constant and stable internal environment Enzymes - Answer - Facilitate biochemical reactions - are proteins -function as biological catalysts -speed up chemical reactions -are not altered or consumed by re...
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Add to cartHomeostasis - Answer State of body equilibrium characterized by a relatively constant and stable internal environment Enzymes - Answer - Facilitate biochemical reactions - are proteins -function as biological catalysts -speed up chemical reactions -are not altered or consumed by re...
Tight junction - Answer junction which hold cells tightly together to prevent leaking; found in the urinary & digestive tract Adhesion junction - Answer junction where cells are not actually touching, but rather held together by intercellular filaments; found in the skin and heart muscle (all...
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Add to cartTight junction - Answer junction which hold cells tightly together to prevent leaking; found in the urinary & digestive tract Adhesion junction - Answer junction where cells are not actually touching, but rather held together by intercellular filaments; found in the skin and heart muscle (all...
Chapter 1 - Answer -- The scientific study of life is called - Answer A. biology the science of ~biology~ is the study of living organisms and their environment (page 2) A complex individual that consists of organ systems is known as a - Answer C. Organism An individual; complex in...
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Add to cartChapter 1 - Answer -- The scientific study of life is called - Answer A. biology the science of ~biology~ is the study of living organisms and their environment (page 2) A complex individual that consists of organ systems is known as a - Answer C. Organism An individual; complex in...
organisms levels of organization - Answer atoms, molecules, cells, tissues, organs, organ systems, organisms, populations, community, ecosystem and biosphere. organisms - Answer take materials and energy from the environment reproduce grow and develop are homeostatic respond to stimuli ...
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Add to cartorganisms levels of organization - Answer atoms, molecules, cells, tissues, organs, organ systems, organisms, populations, community, ecosystem and biosphere. organisms - Answer take materials and energy from the environment reproduce grow and develop are homeostatic respond to stimuli ...
Active Transport - Answer Uses energy to move molecules against their concentration gradient. Adhering Junctions - Answer An intercellular junction that allows stretching of animal tissues. Carrier Protein - Answer Membrane protein which alters shape to move glucose or amino acids acr...
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Add to cartActive Transport - Answer Uses energy to move molecules against their concentration gradient. Adhering Junctions - Answer An intercellular junction that allows stretching of animal tissues. Carrier Protein - Answer Membrane protein which alters shape to move glucose or amino acids acr...
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