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atom : Smallest part of an element that is a part of a chemical reaction
empedocles : Divided matter into four elements: Air Earth Fire water
neutron : Has no net electric charge
electron : Has an electric charge of negative
anion : Ion with negative charge
atomicnumber : represents the number of electron in the same element
isotopes : Atoms of the same elements may have the same atomic number
alimentarytract : Contains the mouth pharynx esophagus stomach small intestine large intestine rectum and anus
tongue : Is a muscular organ that mixes the food with saliva
stomach : Is the expanded organ located between the esophagus and small intestine
rugger : a series of ridges produced by folding of the wall of an organ
smallintestines : is considered as the organ of complete digestion and absorption
rectum : Is located at the distal end of the sigmoid colon
esophagus : A muscular tube through which food passes from the pharynx to stomach
enzymes : Are organic catalysts
pepsin : the chief digestive enzyme in the stomach, which breaks down proteins into polypeptides
gastrin : is secreted upon smelling, tasting, seeing food
carbohydrates : Are needed by the body as the primary source of energy
proteins : build and repair tissues
gallbladder : stores and concentrates bile
pharynx : Is where digestion and respiration cross
vegetativecells : Also called Somatic Cells; refers to body cells
chromatid : is a single stranded chromosome
kinetechore : serves like an anchor for spindle fibers
interphase : Is a process called where the cell undergoes to prepare itself before dividing
gametes : Also called as Reproductive cells; refers to sex cells
ovulation : the expulsion of an ovum from the ovary (usually midway in the menstrual cycle)
oogenesis : The development of an ovum
genes : a unit of heredity that is transferred from a parent to offspring and is held to determine some characteristic of the offspring
caroluslinnaeus : a swedish botanist and a medical doctor had publish 180 books that describes plant in detail
kingdom : Highest and mos comprehensive level of classification
phylum : group related classes
classes : group of related orders
order : is a group of related families
family : group of related genera
genus : is a group of related species
species : is a group of similar individuals capable of interbreeding to produce fertile offspring
carlwoese : He introduce the three-domain system
binomialnomenclature : is the formal system of giving living things two names
algae : Are representatives of the plantlike protist
extremebacteria : Members archaebateria
fungi : Are multicellular organisms that are plantlike in appearance
amoeba : Is irregular in shape and moves by means of pseudopodia
mycology : Is study fungi
mycelium : the vegetative part of a fungus, consisting of a network of fine white filaments
bryophytes : a terrestrial moisture-loving plants that are usually found in bogs.
nonvascularplants : are plants without a vascular system
vascularplants : a plant that is characterized by the presence of conducting tissue
johndalton : he came up with the atomic theory
aristotle : proposed that all substance are composed of four elements: Air, water, fire, water
matter : Is anything that takes up space and has mass
microscope : an optical instrument used for viewing very small objects, such as mineral samples or animal or plant cells, typically magnified several hundred times
bodytube : maintain proper distance between the eyepiece and objective lens.
dustshield : top of the revolving nose piece that protects the objective lenses from dust
revolving Nose piece : Holds the objective lenses
stage : platform where the slide is placed
adjustmentknobs : parts that bring the object into focus
density : is the ratio of mass per unit
crystallinesolids : is a solid whose atoms, ion, or molecules are arranged in orderly, geometric, three-dimensional structure.
fluidity : is the ability to flow
viscosity : is the measure of resistance of a liquid
temperature : is the energy required to increase are of a liquid by a given amount
amorphoussolids : is one in which particles are not arranged in regular or repeating pattern.
jameschadwick : He measured the energy of the protons emerging from hydrogen atoms
maxplanck: He stated that energy is radiated in a small discrete called quanta
neilsbohr : he made a contribution to our understanding of atomic structure and quantum mechanics
wilhemroentgen : He discovered x-ray
erwinschrodinger : He explain the movement of an electron in an atom as a move
coulomb : He explained that like fluids repel and unlike fluids to unlike
robertmilikan : He work in atomic physics and major science in dealing in the constituents of the universe
sirwilliamcrookes : he constructed the forerunner of modern television picture tube
cell : basic unit of life
nucleus : it controls the cells
ribosomes : Miniature protein factories
mitochondrion : second largest organelle with unique genetic structure
chloroplasts : a plastid usually found in cells
golgiapparatus : a membrane structure found near nucleus
vacuoles : contains water solution
endoplasmicreticulum : Tubular network fused to nuclear membrane
lysosomes : Digestive 'plant' proteins lipids and carbohydrates
nutrition : The process by which cells contains food molecules to support their activities
digestion : The process by which food particles are broken down into smaller pieces
absorption : The process by which cells absorb from their environment
biosynthesis : the process by which all cells organize complex chemicals from simple building units or substances
excretion : the process by which products of all cell activities
ingestion : The process by which substances that are synthesized by the cells
movement : The process by which includes the locomotion of cells by means of special structures
irritability : The process by which cells respond or reach external factors or conditions around them
respiration : the process by breaking down food molecules into chemical energy needed by all cells to function
reproduction : A process by which a cell copies or replicates its DNA and increases it's number by cell division
meiosis : a process that is responsible for the multiplication of reproductive cells such as sperm and egg cells
taxonomy : Science that deals with the study of identifying , grouping and naming organisms
taxonomist : person that deals with taxonomy
jjthompson : He discovered the electron
alberteinstein : he was known for the special and general theories of relativity
ernestrutherford : He worked on nuclear physics and on his theory about the structure of the molecules
compound : When two or more elements are combined.
mixture : Two or more substances that are mixed together physically
elements : one of the basic substances that are made of atoms of only one kind and that cannot be separated by ordinary chemical means into simpler substances
Across:| 1. | Are multicellular organisms that are plantlike in appearance | | 4. | Digestive 'plant' proteins lipids and carbohydrates | | 8. | The process by which cells contains food molecules to support their activities | | 9. | the expulsion of an ovum from the ovary (usually midway in the menstrual cycle) | | 11. | Contains the mouth pharynx esophagus stomach small intestine large intestine rectum and anus | | 13. | it controls the cells | | 14. | group related classes | | 16. | Miniature protein factories | | 19. | Two or more substances that are mixed together physically | | 22. | build and repair tissues | | 23. | a series of ridges produced by folding of the wall of an organ | | 25. | stores and concentrates bile | | 26. | Ion with negative charge | | 27. | Science that deals with the study of identifying , grouping and naming organisms | | 28. | a terrestrial moisture-loving plants that are usually found in bogs. | | 30. | Smallest part of an element that is a part of a chemical reaction | | 31. | basic unit of life | | 33. | He measured the energy of the protons emerging from hydrogen atoms | | 34. | a unit of heredity that is transferred from a parent to offspring and is held to determine some characteristic of the offspring | | 35. | The process by which cells absorb from their environment | | 36. | a plant that is characterized by the presence of conducting tissue | | 37. | is a group of related families |
| | Down:| 1. | group of related genera | | 2. | He discovered the electron | | 3. | Highest and mos comprehensive level of classification | | 5. | is a group of related species | | 6. | Is the expanded organ located between the esophagus and small intestine | | 7. | The process by which includes the locomotion of cells by means of special structures | | 10. | Atoms of the same elements may have the same atomic number | | 12. | top of the revolving nose piece that protects the objective lenses from dust | | 15. | Is a muscular organ that mixes the food with saliva | | 17. | the chief digestive enzyme in the stomach, which breaks down proteins into polypeptides | | 18. | Are needed by the body as the primary source of energy | | 20. | a membrane structure found near nucleus | | 21. | Is where digestion and respiration cross | | 23. | A process by which a cell copies or replicates its DNA and increases it's number by cell division | | 24. | represents the number of electron in the same element | | 29. | group of related orders | | 32. | Is anything that takes up space and has mass |
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Across:| 1. | Are multicellular organisms that are plantlike in appearance | | 4. | Digestive 'plant' proteins lipids and carbohydrates | | 8. | The process by which cells contains food molecules to support their activities | | 9. | the expulsion of an ovum from the ovary (usually midway in the menstrual cycle) | | 11. | Contains the mouth pharynx esophagus stomach small intestine large intestine rectum and anus | | 13. | it controls the cells | | 14. | group related classes | | 16. | Miniature protein factories | | 19. | Two or more substances that are mixed together physically | | 22. | build and repair tissues | | 23. | a series of ridges produced by folding of the wall of an organ | | 25. | stores and concentrates bile | | 26. | Ion with negative charge | | 27. | Science that deals with the study of identifying , grouping and naming organisms | | 28. | a terrestrial moisture-loving plants that are usually found in bogs. | | 30. | Smallest part of an element that is a part of a chemical reaction | | 31. | basic unit of life | | 33. | He measured the energy of the protons emerging from hydrogen atoms | | 34. | a unit of heredity that is transferred from a parent to offspring and is held to determine some characteristic of the offspring | | 35. | The process by which cells absorb from their environment | | 36. | a plant that is characterized by the presence of conducting tissue | | 37. | is a group of related families |
| | Down:| 1. | group of related genera | | 2. | He discovered the electron | | 3. | Highest and mos comprehensive level of classification | | 5. | is a group of related species | | 6. | Is the expanded organ located between the esophagus and small intestine | | 7. | The process by which includes the locomotion of cells by means of special structures | | 10. | Atoms of the same elements may have the same atomic number | | 12. | top of the revolving nose piece that protects the objective lenses from dust | | 15. | Is a muscular organ that mixes the food with saliva | | 17. | the chief digestive enzyme in the stomach, which breaks down proteins into polypeptides | | 18. | Are needed by the body as the primary source of energy | | 20. | a membrane structure found near nucleus | | 21. | Is where digestion and respiration cross | | 23. | A process by which a cell copies or replicates its DNA and increases it's number by cell division | | 24. | represents the number of electron in the same element | | 29. | group of related orders | | 32. | Is anything that takes up space and has mass |
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