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| normal growth of cell, not cancerous |
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| variety of life within an area |
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| scientific study of all forms of life |
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| a class of diseases characterized by uncontrolled cell division |
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| a "plate" diving the cell into two parts |
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| rigid structure that gives protection, support, and shape to cells in plants, algae, fungi and bacteria |
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| small cylinder shape organelle made of protein tubes arranged in circles |
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| region of condensed chromosome that looks pinched |
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| the pinch of an animal cell for cytokinesis |
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| exchange of chromosome segments between homologous chromosomes in meiosis one |
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| when the cells cytoplasm divides |
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| constant movement of cytoplasm |
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| experimental data collected though observation and measurement |
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| when committed cells acquire the structures and functions of highly specialized cells |
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| cells that has copies of each chromosome |
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| molecules that store genetic info |
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| cell contain a nucleus and other structures enclosed within the membrane |
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| changing in species over time |
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| fusion of a sperm and egg cell |
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| spafic region of DNA that codes for a particular protein |
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| study of the heredity patterns and variations of organisms |
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| cells that only have 1 copy of each chromosome |
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| traits passing down from generation to generation |
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| protein that organizes chromosomes and around which DNA wraps |
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| regulation and maintenance of constant internal conditions in an organism |
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| a relationship with another homologue due to having ancestry |
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| condition or factor that is multiplied |
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| image of all the chromosomes in a cell |
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| form of nuclear division that divides a diploid cell into haploid cells |
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| all chemical processes that synthesize or brake down material |
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| a very fine tubing with the cell |
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| organisms that consist of more than one cell |
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| membrane bound structure that is specialized to preform a distinct process |
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| a double layered cell membrane |
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| contraction of the protoplast in a plant cell |
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| likelihood that something will happen |
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| cell that dose not have a nucleus or other membrane bound organelles |
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| the action or process of making something |
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| only some but not all can pass threw |
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| cells that make up the bodes tissues and organs |
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| group of organisms so similar to each other they can breed |
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| tiny gap between neverons through when chemical signals are sent |
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| organism that consist of only 1 cell |
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| proposed explanations for a wide variedty of observation and experiments |
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| cell that forms when a male gamete fertilizes a female gamete |
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