n. when the blood supply to a tissue is cut off the tissue turns black and decays (*) gangrene (*) ovulation (*) growth spurt (*) leukemia

n. isomers that have identical covalent arrangements but are different with regard to the arrangement of their groups in space (*) arteriosclerosis (*) spindle fibers (*) isotope (*) cis-trans isomers

n. instrument used to look at the inside of the eye; for example the optic disc (*) by-product (*) ophthalmoscope (*) permeability (*) conductor

n. skeletal tissue found in vertebrates; connective tissue mostly in the embryonic skeleton instead of bone (*) lip (*) colony (*) endothelium (*) cartilage

n. the system of ductless glands which release hormones (*) isomerization (*) nose (*) endocrine system (*) cerebrum

n. any small sac; spherical membrane-bound compartment in the cytoplasm (*) hip (*) growth (*) vesicle (*) halide

n. small, cylinder which is hollow (*) tubule (*) molality (*) auricle (*) bronchitis

n. a simple sugar that is converted to glucose in the liver (*) galactose (*) frameshift mutation (*) accommodation (*) hepatitis

n. globular parts of a protein separated by more diffuse areas of the polypeptide chain (*) burette (*) domain (*) integumentary system (*) formation

n. a substance which exists in a vapor form at room temperature (neither a liquid; nor a solid) (*) cerebral hemisphere (*) gas (*) polar covalent bond (*) endometrium