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3/5/24, 11:06 PM Biology Definitions | Quizlet

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Definition 1 of 132
Is defined as the possession of these five characteristics: organisation, nutrition, excretion,
response, reproduction.

Batch Culture


Life

Organism

Metabolism

Definition 2 of 132
Is a factor that may change in an experiment.

A variable

A control

A hypothesis

The dependent variable

Definition 3 of 132
do not contain wood (lignin)

Woody plants

Herbaceous plants


Potted plants

Flowering plants




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Definition 4 of 132
Are fat-like substances in which one of the fatty acids is replaced by a phosphate group or has
a phosphate group added to it.

Hydrophobic

Phospholipids


Cholesterol

Chromatin

Definition 5 of 132
Can only take it's food from a live host.

Facultative parasite

Parasites


Obligate parasite

Endoparasite

Definition 6 of 132
Carries information between sensory and motor neurons.

Sensory Neuron


Interneuron

Inhalation

Synapse

Definition 7 of 132
Has two sets of chromosomes, one from the mother and one from the father. (2n)

Chromosomes

A diploid Cell

A gamete

Osmosis

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Definition 8 of 132
Is the point where chromosomes attach.

A chromatid


A centromere

A gene

A homologous

Definition 9 of 132
White blood cells that engulf pathogens.

Lymphocytes


Erythrocytes

Monocytes

Plasma

Definition 10 of 132
Water concentration is higher outside the cell than inside the cell.




Isotonic

Continuous Flow

Hydrophilic

Hypotonic




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Definition 11 of 132
Is all the living parts of a cell.

Protoplasm


Cytoplasm

Metabolism

Plasma

Definition 12 of 132
Do not have a nucleus or membrane bound organelles. e.g. bacteria cells.

Cytoplasm

Viruses

Prokaryotic cells

Bacteria

Definition 13 of 132
Are chemicals produced by micro-organisms that stop the growth of, or kill other micro-
organisms without damaging human tissue.

Vaccines

Antibiotics


Bacteria

Synthetic Drugs




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