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| Lack of enough red blood cells. |
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| Birth defect of a child with smaller head compared to others. |
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| Cell division of two daughter cells having the same number and kind of chromosomes as parents' nucleus. |
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| Blood cells that play a role on clotting also known as thrombocytes |
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| Radical that has one hydrogen atom and oxygen that is neutral or negatively charged. |
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| Average amount of energy lost per unit track in a tissue by radiation. |
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| A thick solution that fills each cell and is enclosed by cell membrane. |
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| Membrane bond organelle which contains chromosomes. |
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| Stage in life cycle of a cell where DNA is replicated and cell grows. |
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| A double bond membrane organelle that generates energy found in most eukaryotic. |
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| Cellular particle that Synthesizes proteins. |
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| A chemical process that happens in living organism in order to maintain life. |
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| Membrane bond cell organelle that breaks down worn out cells. |
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| State of steady internal physical and chemical conditions maintained by living systems. |
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| Diffusion of water and other solvent through semipermeable membrane. |
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| Minerals in the blood and other blood fluids that carry electrical charge. |
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| Enzymes that speed up chemical reaction, but they are not altered. |
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| Chemical substance that acts like messengers transported by the blood to other organs to stimulate their function. |
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