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| rearranging CO2 and H2O using sunlight energy into food and waste O2 |
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| holes in leaf that allow plant cells to exchange gases |
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| organelle where protein synthesis occurs |
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| process of removing cell waste from the body |
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| the data in your experiment |
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| the set-up in your experiment that gets the ordinary conditions, not the conditions being tested |
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| process of making new cells with only one of each chromosome pair |
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| disease involving mitosis out of control |
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| error in the DNA nucleotide sequence |
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| segment of a chromosome that stores the instructions for making one amino acid chain |
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| organic nutrient that is made of amino acids |
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| molecules spreading out from high concentration to low concentration without using energy |
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| shot containing dead or weakened pathogen |
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| y-shaped protein that attaches to non-self antigens to immobilize them |
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| increase in Earth's average surface temperature |
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| nature's version of selective breeding - the best individuals survive and, if they reproduce, pass on their great genes to the next generation |
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| the population size the habitat can support over time; the population may increase or decrease but it usually comes back to this |
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| structure in the cell membrane that is shaped to fit chemical messengers |
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| process of expressing some genes and not other to give a cell a special job |
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| collection of illnesses that result from an extremely weakened immune system due to a specific viral infection |
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