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n. chirality
a
characteristic of a molecule being unable to superimpose it on its mirror image
b
a substance that induces a reaction or effect
c
temperature according to an absolute scale
d
used as a basis for comparison in scientific experiments
n. medical condition of long sightedness
amphipathic lipid
synapse
hyperopia
meiosis
n. ovum
tube connecting the kidney to the bladder
female sex cell; gamete
the birth canal; extends from the cervix to the vulva
chemical element with the symbol P which helps make up nucleic acids
n. orbital
region in the retina in which fibers leave the retina and which does not consist of rods and cones
the characteristic regions of space that electrons are held in
a small mark on the skin; usually dark that appears after exposure to the sun in certain people; unit representing the amount of a substance
a secondary substance made in the process of creating a primary one
n. cartilage?
skeletal tissue found in vertebrates; connective tissue mostly in the embryonic skeleton instead of bone
quality of being soluble
white blood cell with an immune role found in the lymphatic system; white blood cell that differentiate to become capable of making antibodies; B cells
cell that twists around the nerve axon to form the myelin sheaf
adj. synthetic?
relating to youth
having the ability to think; reason and understand things
not made of a natural substance; unreal
characteristic of substances exhibiting extremely high magnetic permeability, a characteristic saturation point, and magnetic hysteresis
adj. first?
deleterious
hypertensive
initial
facial
adj. isobaric
having space inside it
several different things
wide ranging; different; separate
referring to equal weights or pressure
n. a general principle which helps to explain the world around us and relates facts to each other
fiber
cation
menopause
theory
n. stituation created when microbes enter the body and cause a disease
polyunsaturated fatty acid
hypochondriac
addition reaction
infection
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