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asexual reproduction

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a form of reproduction in witch an organism only has one parent

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cell division/mitosis

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the process witch a cell divides into two new cells during growth/ reproduction

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daughter cell

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one of the two single cell that forms when a single cell divides

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4
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cuttings

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stems can be cut and placed into soil or water to grow new roots and plants

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bulb

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´daughters´ grow underground beside new parent and can be seperated to grow new plant

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runners

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overground stem touch down and take root

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budding

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growths are formed on parent through cell division eventually break off and become self sufficient

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regeneration

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to grow back a missing part

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9
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cancer

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a disease where body cells grow and divide uncontrollably

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carbohydrate

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sugars and starches. used for quick energy . made up of carbon, hydrogen , oxegyn in a 1;2;1 ratio

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protein

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used for tissue growth and repair. made up of amino acids

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12
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nucleic acids

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DNA and RNA. made up of nucleotides

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13
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monosaccharide

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simple sugar

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14
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dissaccharide

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2 simple sugars

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polysacharide

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many simple sugars combined together

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16
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dehydration synthesis

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process of removing a water molecule to combine a substance

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17
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hydrolysis

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process of adding a water molecule back into a molecule to break it down

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18
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glucose

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simple sugar building blocks of carbohydrates

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19
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amino acids

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building blocks of proteins

20
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glycerol and 3 fatty acids

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building blocks of lipids

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nucleotides

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building blocks of nucleic acids

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peptide bond

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type of bond that creates proteins

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polypeptide

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fancy name for proteins

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organic

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cubstance that contain carbon and hydrogen

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inorganic

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substances that do not have carbon and hydrogen

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reactants

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the substances needed to complete a chemichal reaction

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products

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the substances produced by a chemicals reaction

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disease

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any condition that prevents the body from working as it should ( failure to maintain homeostasis)

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examples of pathogen

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virus,bacteria and parasites

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virus

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invading particles composed of nucleic acids and proteins

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examples of viruses

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common cold, flu, aids and chicken pox

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bacteria

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unicellular(single celled) organisms that can cause disease

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examples of bacteria

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tuberculosis, strep

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parasites

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an animal or microorganism that live and feed of of a host

35
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immune system

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the bodys defense against disease

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how the immune system works

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1- every pathogen has a different shaped antigen on its surface
2- once the pathogen enters a human body, the body sends out proteins called antibodies
3- antibodies that have a similar shape to the antigen will attach to the pathogen
4- white blood cells will then engulf the pathogen and destroy it

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vaccine

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the use of a weakend or dead pathogen to induce an immune response

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how a vaccine works

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1- get injected with a dead or weakend virus or pathogen
2- reacts to the antigen8uiu987
3- body creates antibodies against that pathogen
4- antibodies attack the vaccine particles

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how a vaccine works

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1- get injected with a dead or weakend virus or pathogen
2- reacts to the antigen8uiu987
3- body creates antibodies against that pathogen
4- antibodies attack the vaccine particles

40
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allergy

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an immune response to a usually harmless substance

41
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aids

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a viral disease that attacks the immune system us now open to other infections such as pnuemonia that can cause death

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antibody

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a protein found in the blood that is produces in response to a specific antigen

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antigen

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substance on the surface of a pathogen that triggers an immune response

44
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dominant

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the observed trait: allele masks the expressions of another allele ; expressed with a capital letter

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recessive

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trait that can be masked by the dominant form of the trait:lower case letter

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homozygous

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having two different allese for a particular trait(Rr)