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| directs synthesis of protein |
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| joins with ribosomal proteins to make ribosomes |
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| binds to amino acid & holds in place on a ribosome until incorporated. |
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| one end of a RNA carries an amino & opposite end consists of a triply of nucleotides |
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| process in which mRNA associates with ribosomes & directs synthesis of a protein by converting the sequence of nucleotides in mRNA into specific sequence of amino acids. |
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| type of cell division that results in two daughter cells each with half the chromosome number of the parent cell. |
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| chromosomes become segregated. one set into each of two separate nuclei. |
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| indention of plasma membrane |
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| syndrome in children characterized by physical signs and symptoms suggestive of premature old age. |
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| rare inherited disease causing acceleration of aging. |
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| when cells divide without control. |
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| cancerous neoplasm (cancerous tumor) |
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| spread of cancerous cells to other parts of the body. |
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| cell death "cell-suicide" |
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| decrease in size of cells with subsequent decrease in size of affected tissue organ. |
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| removal and microscopic examination of tissue from living body for diagnosis. |
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| alternation in size, shape organization of cells due to inflammation. |
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| pathological type of cell death, resulting in tissue injury which will cause swelling. |
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