Description

Plane of division that separates the body into anterior and posterior sections
An appendage that lies further from the point of attachment to the body or midline
A wound that damages only the epidermal (top) layer of the skin
One of many words that refers to the head and brain area
A word that means the lower region of the body, or "towards the tail"
A plane of division that separates the body into equal right and left parts
A plane of division that separates the body into upper and lower portions; creates a cross-section
Name of the cavity that encloses the ribs, heart, and lungs
In the abdomen, the name of the region directly above the umbilical region
In the abdomen, the name of the sections directly below the ribs on the left and left sides of the body
A name synonomous with the oral cavity
The basic unit of life; the smallest hierarchy of life that can exist
Matter composed of more than one molecule
This holds the electronegative charge of an atom
Another term for breaking bonds with the addition of water
Another term for creating bonds due to the removal of water
The term for the strength of charge of an atom
Ty[e of bond found between amino acids in a protein
PH values from 0 to 6.9
PH value of neutral pH
Component macromolecule of cell membranes; insoluble in water
Macromolecule that is broken down for energy in the body
Cell organelle that functions to provide energy to the body as ATP
Cell organelle that functions in protein synthesis
Type of endocytosis where liquid particles are engulfed
Refers to the number of chromosome sets found in a gamete
Of the three types of muscle tissue, the one that is voluntary

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