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| studies structures that cannot be seen |
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| study of features visible to the eye |
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| maintaining stable internal conditions, such as body temp |
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respond to changes in environment
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| produces proteins, most numerous organelle |
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| contains digestive enzymes to break wastes |
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organelle that makes their ribosomes
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| an organelle in the cytoplasm of cells that functions in energy production |
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| packaging center, coats proteins |
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| systems of high-ways in cell along which molecules move |
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| rigid structure located outside of membrane, allows for support |
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| boundry between cell and environment |
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| store units that store water, food, and wastes |
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| non-membrane bound- single celled |
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| composed of the skin, hair, nailss, and sweat glands |
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| lowest layer of epidermis connected to dremis, below |
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| layber above stratum basale |
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| flat densley packed layer of cells above granulosum |
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| peachfuz, most of the body |
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| flattened cells, divide to produce new cells |
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| cells found on inner and outter layer of bone |
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| responsible for dissolving old bone |
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| excessive growth due to over secretion of growth in puberty |
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| not producing enough growth before puberty |
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| epephyseal cartilages grow unusally |
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| excessive cartilage formation long and slender limbs |
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| abdomen and buttocks protrude abnormally because all exaggerated |
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| normal thoracic curve becomes exaggerated. (hunchback) |
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| abnormal lateral curvature of spine |
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| a condition in which a portion of spinal cord develops and other doesnt |
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| spreads ribs to do surgery |
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| two opposing surfaces slide past one another |
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| movement away from longitiduinal axis of body |
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| movement towards longitidunial axis of body |
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| moving in circular motion |
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| moving horizontally away from body |
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| increase angle between articulationg elements |
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| no arch, 40 % of adults have it. |
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| longitidudinal arch is exaggerated |
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