A | B |
46 | number of chromos in body cells |
23 | number of chromos in sex cells |
heredity | passing of traits from parent to offspring |
type O | universal donor |
esophagus | tube that connects mouth to stomach |
ligament | connect bone to bone |
tendon | connect muscle to bone |
liver | produces bile |
gallbladder | stores bile |
organ | group of tissues that work together |
gene | segment of dna |
autosomes | first 22 pairs of chromosomes |
translation | assembling of amino acids at the ribosome |
anticodons | found on tRNA |
proteins | composed of amino acids |
nucleotides | components that make up DNA |
chromatin | unwound form of chromosomes |
interphase | longest stage of the cell cycle |
metaphase | spindle fibers attach to centromeres |
cytokinesis | method of cytoplasm dividing and creating 2 cells |
cell plate | formed when plant cells divide |
binary fission | process by which bacteria divide |
chromatids | identical halves of a chromosome |
metaphase I | arrangement of homologous pairs of chromos along the equator |
egg cells | cytoplasm divides unequally to create these |
nitrogen bases | make up the rungs of the DNA ladder |
mRNA | during transcription genetic info in the DNA is transferred into this |
Rosalind Franklin | used xray diffraction to show DNA was a double helix |
cancer | when cells don't respond to normal cell cycle signals this results |
embryonic | this type of stem cell is controversial |
endocrine | system that secretes hormones |
pathogens | bacteria, viruses and other disease producing agents |
hemoglobin | oxygen attaches to this |
trachea | another name for the windpipe |
dermis | contains blood vessels and nerves |
supply energy | primary function of carbohydrates |