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| The stage of cell life that a cell is most sensitive to radiation. |
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| Changes in genes caused by the loss or change of a base in the DNA chain. |
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| All cells in the body except male and female reproductive cells. |
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| Male and female reproductive cells. |
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| Radiation damage is first visible at this stage of cell division. |
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| Chemical building material for all living things. |
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| Interaction that interacts with DNA molecules. |
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| Interaction that interacts with water molecules. |
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| When cells fail to divide on time. |
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| Cell that is most sensitive to all radiographic procedures. |
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| White blood cell that initiates blood clotting and prevents hemorrhage. |
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| White blood cells responsible for fighting infection. |
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| White blood cells that fight bacteria. |
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| Theory that states the cell will die if inactivation of the master molecule occurs as a result of exposure to ionizing radiation. |
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| Forms glycoproteins and transports enzymes and hormones through the cell membranes. |
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| Key element found in organic material. |
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| Separates nucleus from cytoplasm. |
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| Period of cell growth that occurs before mitosis. |
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| Fibrous bands used during cell division to keep DNA organized during cell division. |
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