Compounds
All reactions happen in this.
What is water?
Water is formed and a bond is made between two monomers.
What is dehydration synthesis?
The stealing of electrons.
What is Ionic bonding?
Cavity in which the heart is located?
What is the pericardial cavity?
Many chemicals working together
What is a cell?
This chemical is Transcribed into RNA and Translated from that to make protein.
What is DNA?
The use of water to break down larger chemicals.
What is hydrolysis?
The sharing of electrons.
What is a covalent bond?
Cavities in which the lungs are located?
What are pleural cavities?
Many tissues working together form these
What is an organ?
Chemical used in a variety of different roles such as metabolism, support, defense etc.
What is/are protein(s)?
Study of structure and body parts.
What is anatomy?
Partial positive hydrogen is attracted to partially negative atoms.
What is hydrogen-bonding?
Cavity which encompasses the brain and spine.
What is the cranial cavity?
Many organ systems working together form this
What is an organism?
Used to gain energy very quickly in order to generate ATP.
What are Carbohydrates/Carbs?
Study of the function of body parts and organs.
What is physiology?
Covalent bond between two atoms of similar electronegativities.
What are nonpolar covalent bonds?
Cavity that encompasses everything below the chest with the exception of the spine.
What is the abdominopelvic cavity?
Many organs form these.
What is an organ system?
Most abundant substance in cell membrane with hydrophilic head and hydrophobic tails.
What are phospholipids/lipids?
Physiological processes utilized to maintain certain conditions in the body.
What is homeostatic regulation?
Covalent bond where partial charges are made on atoms due to large difference in electronegativities.
What are Polar Covalent bonds?
Part of abdominopelvic cavity which encompasses the abdominal and part of the pelvic cavities
What is the peritoneal cavity?
Many cells form this
What is a tissue?