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Carries genetic code which makes RNA and proteins. Monomer = nucleotides
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Nucleic Acid
Gland that makes substances (sweat, tears, saliva...) and releases them through a duct
or opening to a body's surface.
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Exocrine
structure, communication, protection, cell adhesion. Monomer = amino acids
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Proteins
Excessive hairiness
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Hirsutism
Electron shell (outside the nucleus), negative charge
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Electrons
testing an existing theory
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, Deductive
In the nucleus, no charge
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Neutron
Bulk of hair. Layers of elongated keratinized cells
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Cortex
(nevus) is an elevated patch of melanized skin, often with hair.
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Mole
Patch that holds cells together like a snap on jeans. Cannot prevent substances from
passing around and going through them, but serve to make sure the cell is not pulled
apart.
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, Desmosomes
Developing a thoery
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Inductive
Covalent bond. Electrons are more attracted to one nucleus than the other. They
spend more time orbiting one nucleus instead of the other = negative charge
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Polar
Only the epidermis. Redness, slight edema, and pain. Heals quickly. Most sunburns
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First degree burn
physiology of hormones
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Carries genetic code which makes RNA and proteins. Monomer = nucleotides
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Nucleic Acid
Gland that makes substances (sweat, tears, saliva...) and releases them through a duct
or opening to a body's surface.
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Exocrine
structure, communication, protection, cell adhesion. Monomer = amino acids
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Proteins
Excessive hairiness
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Hirsutism
Electron shell (outside the nucleus), negative charge
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Electrons
testing an existing theory
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, Deductive
In the nucleus, no charge
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Neutron
Bulk of hair. Layers of elongated keratinized cells
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Cortex
(nevus) is an elevated patch of melanized skin, often with hair.
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Mole
Patch that holds cells together like a snap on jeans. Cannot prevent substances from
passing around and going through them, but serve to make sure the cell is not pulled
apart.
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, Desmosomes
Developing a thoery
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Inductive
Covalent bond. Electrons are more attracted to one nucleus than the other. They
spend more time orbiting one nucleus instead of the other = negative charge
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Polar
Only the epidermis. Redness, slight edema, and pain. Heals quickly. Most sunburns
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First degree burn
physiology of hormones
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